| Title: | PERSONAL COMPUTER SECURITY |
| Notice: | SWEEP servers Note 5; more info on www-is-security.mso.dec.com |
| Moderator: | BSS::BOREN |
| Created: | Wed Jan 02 1991 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 504 |
| Total number of notes: | 2905 |
Sophos Sweep 2.91, running on Windows 95b (OSR2), FAT32 disk, returns
the following error:
Error: Could not read Drive C: Sector 0
I suspect that the error is due to the FAT32 disk structure. However,
the Sophos folks should fix this before lots of people upgrade ...
| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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| 479.1 | Already requested | VARDAF::BERBIGIER | No known policy forbids common sense | Mon Feb 10 1997 07:34 | 7 |
Frisk (F-PROT) as well as Sophos (Sweep) have been requested to support FAT32 and are currently working on it. BTW: has FAT32 been released officially by MicroSoft ? if no, when is this expected ? Pierre | |||||
| 479.2 | STOWOA::READ | Bob Read @OGO, DTN 276-9715 | Mon Feb 10 1997 21:22 | 8 | |
FAT32 is officially part of the OSR2 release. If you have bought a new
PC from a vendor that is shipping OSR2 (That's really Windows 95b) then
you'll have it. You can also run it if you subscribe to MSDN; it was
shipped as part of the subscription. However, there is no upgrade
path. It's FDISK and reinstall from scratch. It's also very limited
in the hardware platforms that it supports. (Basically, the vendors
have to qualify their systems if the systems are going to be shipped
with Windows 95b.)
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