NOD32 for DOS is SMALL & FAST!

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by polo, Jun 8, 2002.

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  1. polo

    polo Guest

    Downloaded the trial version and wow it's really really fast when compared to other DOS scanners and it's under 1.44 MB at 1.23 MB so can go on a floppy. 5 files and ignoring the TXT, 3 files. How neat and tidy is that!

    NOD32DOS EXE       223,787
    NOD32    000     1,052,225
    README   TXT           884
    LICENSE  TXT        16,799
    NOD32    CFG            24

    However I can't find a link from www.nod32.com where you can get updates (NOD32.000 is the virus def file?). If seems you have to download the whole noddosen.exe
    http://www.nod32.com/download/download.htm
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    There's no /doboots option on the menu so does this need to be invoked on the command line e.g. nod32dos /doboots        
    http://www.nod32.com/products/img/sdos01.jpg

    I believe that only F-PROT for DOS is 100% free; -  all other DOS scanners are for a trial period only?
     
  2. wizard

    wizard Registered Member

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    I can not help you with the questions regarding NOD32's DOS version. Never tried it so far.

    But to answer your questions regarding DOS virusscanner. F-Prot for DOS is the only free one I know.

    Okay DrWeb offers also a free DOS version but only in Russian language. So I think this does not count. :)

    wizard
     
  3. Earldor

    Earldor Guest

    Hi, Polo!

    You can update the DOS version of Nod32 by copying the nod32.000 and nod32upd.000 files into your Nod32 DOS folder.

    Cheers,

    Earldor
     
  4. Kemo

    Kemo Guest

    BitDefender MS-DOS Edition v.7.0 is freeware
     
  5. polo

    polo Guest

    Earldor
    Where do I get those files to update from? It appears you have to connect to the site via the control centre something which the trial version doesn't have?
     
  6. DrSeltsam

    DrSeltsam Guest

    IKARUS PScan is freeware, too ...
     
  7. Kemo

    Kemo Guest

    Doesn't Pscan scan very slow?
     
  8. DrSeltsam

    DrSeltsam Guest

    Its got better ... . You should user PScan with T2 2.38 :eek:).

    At the moment the new T3 engine is in development. But i doesn't know if a dos portion is planned.
     
  9. wizard

    wizard Registered Member

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    Do you have a download link?

    wizard
     
  10. DrSeltsam

    DrSeltsam Guest

    www.ikarus.at
     
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