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20 October 2004, 13:31
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StarRay 1612 - SCA Infected ?
Was just doing some whdload installs, and as star ray has an updated installer thought i would use the caps images to do the install.
So unzipped StarRay 1488, installed but not working, so tried 1612 and VirusZ reports it is SCA infected, examined the BB and it looks so. WinUAE shows the disk as being write protected and this is the first time i have unzipped any of the starray archives. Can someone else confirm either way. Thanks |
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20 October 2004, 14:26
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Nope, it is a trackdisk game, but it is possible that the master was created on an infected disk. Don't care though.
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20 October 2004, 14:34
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Hairy muff
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