Dual-boot license question

Hi,

I have both XP Home 32 and Vista Home Premium x64 on seperate HDDs in my PC, and currently have nod32 running on the Vista install. Would I need to buy a seperate nod32 license for the XP HDD?

Thanks for any help.

 

Found an answer.... should have searched the forum for longer first.... doh!

For anyone interested, here is the thread:

https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=234849&highlight=dual boot

 

Greetings:

It is best to consult at least at this point the eula.rtf included with the installation to remove all doubt as to the validity of licensing claims even from trusted sources (trust, but verify).

Here is the verify.

4. License. Provided that you have agreed to this Agreement and you pay the License Fee under Article 17 when due and payable, the Provider grants you a non-exclusive and non-transferable right to install the Software on the hard disk of a computer or on a similar medium for permanent storing of data, to install and store the Software to the memory of a computer system and to implement, store and display the Software on computer systems, however, provided that the maximum number of such computer systems is the number which the End User specified in an order and for which the End User paid the relevant fee (the “License”). One user shall mean: (i) installation of the Software on one computer system, or (ii) if the extent of a license is bound to the number of mail boxes, then one user shall mean a computer user who accepts electronic mail through a Mail User Agent (the “MUA”). If the MUA accepts electronic mail and subsequently distributes it automatically to several users, then the number of users shall be determined according to the actual number of users for whom the electronic mail is distributed. If a mail server performs the function of a mail gate, the number of users shall equal the number of mail servers for which such gate provides services. If any number of addresses of electronic mail (e.g., through alias) are directed to one user and one user accepts them, and mails are not automatically distributed on the side of the client for more users, the License is required for only one computer. To use the Software in corporate environment (on workstations, file servers, mail servers, mail relays, mail gateways or internet gateways) Business Edition of the Software is required.

 

Thank you but... For people whose native tongue isn't english like mine ( and I expect even for the ones that is), does this verification mean yes?