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OL?N^P n0a<2BNu F USER MANUAL for the "Ultimate Virus Killer" written by Richard Karsmakers LIST OF CONTENTS LIST OF CONTENTS DISCLAIMER NOTICE INTRODUCTION MAKING A BACKUP STARTING THE "ULTIMATE VIRUS KILLER" WORKING WITH THE "ULTIMATE VIRUS KILLER" SEEK'N'DESTROY VIRUSES IMMUNIZE DISKS REPAIR BPB (BIOS PARAMETER BLOCK) BOOTSECTOR VIRUSES LINK VIRUSES RESTORE DISKS THE SYSTEM STATUS SCREEN FEEDBACK CREDITS TROUBLE SHOOTING CHART THE "ULTIMATE VIRUS KILLER" CONFIGURATION FILE THE "ULTIMATE VIRUS KILLER" HISTORY FILE The "Ultimate Virus Killer" programme and manual are copyright (c) 1993 by Douglas Communications 0 DISCLAIMER NOTICE We make no warranties, either expressed or implied, with respect to this manual or with respect to the software described in this manual, its quality, performance, merchantability, or fitness for any particular purpose. The entire risk as to its quality and performance is with the buyer. Should the programme prove defective following its purchase, the buyer assumes the entire cost of all necessary servicing, repair, or correction and any incidental or consequential damages. In no event will we be liable for direct, indirect or consequential damages resulting from any defect in the software. 1 INTRODUCTION Congratulations on your acquisition of the "Ultimate Virus Killer" (or, for short, UVK). This is probably the most versatile and definitive product in the battle against computer viruses on the Atari ST/STE/TT/Falcon; a full- fledged tool that has taken many years of painstaking development already. The main features of this programme are: * Recognition of virtually all software that uses the disk's bootsector * Recognition of ALL known viruses - both bootsector-and link viruses * Option to restore previously damaged software that needs a specific bootsector program * All harmless data on your disks remains 100% intact! * Immunization of disks/files against many bootsector-and link viruses * Option to repair damaged or destroyed BIOS Parameter Blocks * Automatic recognition of any hard-, floppy-and RAM disks that are present * Automatic recognition of all known viruses already present in the computer system * Almost 40 direct on-line, context-sensitive help screens included in the programme, accessible by pressing the [HELP] button * Automatic calculation of a 'Virus Probability Factor' for suspicious/unknown bootsectors * Fast scanning of a whole drive or partition for link viruses. This allows you to scan a full partition or floppy disk for link viruses 'at the touch of a button' * Option to save potential viruses to disk or print them out, to have them analysed by the programme author * Extensive system check; specifies suspicious system variables, scans for reset-proof programmes and checks for viruses in memory - also when a hard disk is attached! * Full compatibility with MEGA ST, MEGA STE, ST, STE and Falcon with a minimum of 512 Kb of RAM, any ROM TOS and any known hard disk driver * Total compatibility with any multi-tasking OS * TT compatibility * Contains fast, compact machine code routines, harnessing the raw processing power of the 680x0 type of processors * Extensive recognition of memory-resident programmes (among which all known viruses...) * Comfortable and easy-to-use mouse/keyboard user interface * Programme checks itself for link virus infection on start-up * Metados compatibility - check up to 26 drives/partitions! * Fully GEMDOS compatible, using dialog boxes and easy GEM conventions With this tool handy, you need never worry about viruses on your computer any more: You can simply use it to de-infect your disks and programmes, destroying the viruses and leaving all other information and data intact. 2 MAKING A BACKUP The "Ultimate Virus Killer" contains no copy-protection, as it is our firm belief that copy protection decreases the userfriendliness of programmes - especially when the programme in question happens to be a utility program such as the "Ultimate Virus Killer". Copying it to others, however, is illegal and depriving me and others from a modest income made by the sales of this product. A UNIQUE LICENCE NUMBER IS CONTAINED IN THE PROGRAMME, SO THAT ILLEGAL COPIES CAN BE TRACED BACK TO THE OFFENDER! THIS IS NOT VISIBLE TO THE USER AND HIDDEN IN THE PROGRAMME CODE! Just use the GEM desktop facilities to copy the files to another disk (or to hard disk) for backup purposes. For the programme to run properly, the "DATA.PAK", "640_200.RSC" (for medium resolution), "640_400.RSC" (for any other resolution) and "UVK_x_x.PRG" files on the original "Ultimate Virus Killer" disk are needed. An optional configuration file may be handy (see the appropriate chapter). If you wish to use the programme as a desk accessory you may rename the "UVK_x_x.PRG" file to "UVK_x_x.ACC" and copy the necessary files to the root directory of your boot drive. Usually this is partition C if you have a hard disk, drive A if you don't. If you are not familiar with the GEM copying conventions, please refer to your computer's user manual. Notes on using the "Ultimate Virus Killer" as an accessory: Usually an accessory is located within the root directory of your boot drive. However, with use of small accessories such as "Chameleon" that can load and unload another accessory it may very well happen that you load an accessory from somewhere else. The "Ultimate Virus Killer" has no problems with that as long as you make sure that the supplemental files are located in the *current* directory of a floppy disk or hard disk partition. This means that you have to open a window to that directory first, *then* use "Chameleon" to load the "Ultimate Virus Killer". If you neglect this, as a rule only the root directories of all your valid partitions will be checked for occurrence of the supplementary files. You can leave away the "DATA.PAK" file when using it as an accessory in order to save memory. If you want to use the "Ultimate Virus Killer" as an accessory on colour monitors, you have to make sure that your system is switched into a proper resolution (NOT low resolution!) before any accessories are loaded. They may be achieved through AUTO folder programs such as "Superboot" and "XBoot" which can leave your system in medium resolution upon leaving. 3 STARTING THE "ULTIMATE VIRUS KILLER" Turn your computer off and on again with the "Ultimate Virus Killer" disk in drive A. After some seconds, a desktop will appear that contains several file names, amongst which is one called "UVK_x_x.PRG" (where "x_x" stands for whatever the current version number is). Double-click on this file with the mouse pointer to load and run it. If you do not want the "DATA.PAK" restore data file to be loaded (which is only needed if you want to restore commercial games or demos that have had the programs on their bootsectors wiped out) you can keep the [CONTROL] key pressed during booting. If you want to skip the start-up system status screen for whatever reason you should keep the [RIGHT SHIFT] key pressed. In case the current system date is not valid (i.e. if the system's internal clock is set to a date before the year and month in which the current "Ultimate Virus Killer" version was finished) you will be requested to enter the date and time before doing anything else. if you do not want to change the time, you may simply leave the time specification unaltered and press [RETURN], [ALTERNATE]-O or click on the "OK" button after having entered the date. The "Ultimate Virus Killer" will present its start-up screen after some more seconds, after which it will be ready to be used. It is advisable to boot your system with the "Ultimate Virus Killer" disk because it contains a virus-free and immunized bootsector. Theoretically, no virus can be present in memory this way (turning your system off and on again assures that no possible reset-resistant viruses survive). Should you want to create another disk to regularly boot your system with, just copy whatever files you want on it, then check it with the "Ultimate Virus Killer", write-protect it and keep it write-protected. KEEP YOUR ORIGINAL "ULTIMATE VIRUS KILLER" DISK WRITE-PROTECTED AT ALL (!!) TIMES! 4 WORKING WITH THE "ULTIMATE VIRUS KILLER" On start-up, a GEM dialog box will appear on the screen. This kind of dialog box will be used throughout the programme and offers some interesting extras when compared to the standard GEM dialog boxes you may be used to. For example, it is not only possible to select your option by clicking the left mouse button on its button, but your selection may also be made by keeping the [ALTERNATE] key pressed and then pressing the alphanumeral that is underlined within the button you want to select. The option that has a thickened frame is the 'default' button, which may be selected additionally by pressing [RETURN] or [ENTER]. Buttons that cannot be selected are represented with a 'greyed out' text and border. Help options, when available, are accessible by clicking on the "HELP" button at the left bottom of a dialog box, or by pressing the [HELP] key on your keyboard. Any button containing a check mark (usually a button containing "NO", "CANCEL" or "QUIT") may additionally be selected by pressing the [UNDO] key on your keyboard. On the right top corner of most dialog boxes you will find a special box (resembling a dog-ear) by means of which it is possible to move the dialog boxes around the screen, providing your screen size allows for this. Moving the dialog boxes around may be done by clicking on the move box, keeping the mouse button pressed, and then dragging the dialog box to wherever you want. These screen positions will be remembered for later occurrences of the dialog box. If your computer doesn't have enough memory (for example if you have only 512 Kb) it may happen that only the smaller dialog boxes have move corners. The bigger ones will then be too big to be moved within your memory limits. Five options are available to you from the main menu dialog box: Seek'n'Destroy Viruses Restore Disks Information about UVK x.x System Status Quit to the Desktop These options, where necessary, will be explained in further chapters. Note on using the "Ultimate Virus Killer" as a .TTP file: The "Ultimate Virus Killer" may be used as .TTP file (for which the "UVK_x_x.PRG" needs to be renamed to "UVK_x_x.TTP"), or similarly from a command line interpreter. This allows for it to receive certain parameters from you or from other programs before it gets started. Although the options offered here are not as extensive as those of the programme in regular mode, they may still be useful. All the options that are on offer here are purely diagnostic - no viruses can be killed, for example! SYNTAX: DESCRIPTION: B X Checks drive "X" for bootsector viruses. L X: Checks the entire partition "X" for link viruses. L E X: Checks the entire partition "X" for link viruses, but only checks executable files. The ":" at the end is important! L X:\PATH\ Checks all files and all files in any folders within the folder "\PATH\" of drive "X" for link viruses. The "\" at the end is important! L X:\PATH\NAME.EXT Checks file "NAME.EXT" in path "\PATH\" of drive "X" for link viruses. "\PATH\" can consist of more than one folder name, divided by "\", to go into deeper subdirectories. X:\PATH\NAME.EXT or NAME.EXT or \PATH\NAME.EXT Alternatively you can feed just a valid file name. It will then be checked for link viruses, with packer info mode on and waiting for a key once finished. In combination with e.g. "NeoDesk" this allows you to check a file for link viruses by dragging its icon on top of the "Ultimate Virus Killer" icon with having to rename the "Ultimate Virus Killer" program file at all. In this mode, none of the parameters specified below may be added. After the initial "L" or "B" a "-" may be added (like for example "L- X:\NAME\NAME.EXT") to suppress you having to press a key when leaving the programme and to prevent the screen from being cleared at start. Likewise, a "+" may be added when doing a link virus scan - to supply you with additional information about whether executable files are packed and, if so, with which packer. A combination of "+" and "-" (to get both suppression of 'waiting for a key' AND extra packer information) is also permitted. In a command line interpreter you could enter "UVK_x_x.PRG L E:\1ST_WORD\WORDPLUS.PRG" for example. For this to work in the standard GEM desktop you would have to enter "L E:\1ST_WORD\WORDPLUS.PRG" in the box that appears on the screen after you have renamed the file to "UVK_x_x.TTP" and double-clicked on the file. In combination with an extended desktop such as "NeoDesk" you can just drag the "WORDPLUS.PRG" icon across (it won't be copied, only the name will be fed to the command line). 5 SEEK'N'DESTROY VIRUSES Following the selection of this option, another dialog box is put on the screen, allowing you to select the drive on which to start seeking'n'destroying viruses. The programme automatically detects any drives that are attached to your system and displays their identifiers in selection buttons. Up to 26 drives/partitions may be selected, with the unavailable drives/partitions being represented in 'greyed-out' text. Please note that bootsector viruses can only be searched (and destroyed) on floppy disk drives - A and B. Selecting drive B is not possible when it is not actually attached. Link viruses can be searched on either floppy-or hard disk (up to and including partition Z). You may select a drive or partition by clicking on its appropriate button with the mouse button or by entering the appropriate keyboard shortcut [ALTERNATE]-key. Once the drive to use is selected, you can decide whether you want to examine your media for bootsector-or link viruses. If you selected bootsector viruses, you will get a prompt to insert the disk you want to check. In case you selected the option to check for the presence of link viruses you will enter some further dialog boxes where you can specify which files you want to check and in what way you want them to be checked. In the first dialog box you will be able to specify whether you want to scan an entire drive or partition (ALL files on a floppy disk or hard disk partition, including those present in all the folders, will be scanned recursively), single files or folders, or whether you want to exit. If you opted for the option to scan single files or folders you can either specify a full filename in the item selector box (in which case only that file will be scanned) or you can specify a folder you want to tree-scan without actually specifying a file (in which case all the files in that specific folder - including all files and further folders present in it - will be scanned). It is important not to select a file name in the latter; just enter the appropriate folder and then click on the item selector box' "OK" button. If you decide to check an entire floppy disk for link viruses the "Ultimate Virus Killer" will also automatically check that disk's bootsector (note: this if for floppy only!). Checking for link viruses on a whole partition or entire folder may be aborted by pressing [ESCAPE] or [UNDO]. When there are many infected files or when you have set "warnings on" and there are many packed files, you may have to press the [ESCAPE] or [UNDO] key a few times. There is one rather important note that applies to bootsector viruses: IT IS POSSIBLE THAT A PERFECTLY HARMLESS DISK IS SUSPECTED OF BEING A VIRUS! This means that either the bootsector of the harmless programme is not yet recognized and not yet implemented in the "Ultimate Virus Killer", or that it is indeed a new virus! Whenever the "Ultimate Virus Killer" encounters such a disk, you will be given the possibility to either REPAIR the disk, PRINT its contents, WRITE A BOOTFILE or LOOK AT IT. In the second and third cases, we would very much like to receive the boot file, that the "Ultimate Virus Killer" can write on a disk with enough space on it (at least 512 bytes free). When you do not have a disk nearby with sufficient space free, you may want to use the FORMAT option that will format a disk (single sided). If you send that disk (or the print-out) to us (together with some written info about the disk it came from and your name and address), we will check it out and send it back as soon as possible provided you have supplied sufficient International Reply Coupons (!). Please make sure the bootfiles are accompanied by sufficient explanation as to what sofware they belong to, for it's usually impossible to determine this information from the bootsector contents and the bootfile file name only. It is likely that the directories of disks that have auto-booting bootsectors on them will appear to be 'empty' or that they seem to have 'corrupted files'. This need not be (and most probably isn't) due to virus infection but to some software protection schemes' exotic disk formats, some of which include there not being any files on the disk at all. IF YOU KNOW THAT THE SUSPECTED DISK CONTAINS NO VIRUS, WE WOULD VERY MUCH LIKE TO RECEIVE IT ANYWAY, BECAUSE OTHER PEOPLE MAY NOT BE AWARE OF IT AND MIGHT ACCIDENTALLY DESTROY THEIR PRECIOUS SOFTWARE!! Please send any disks in a good quality envelope that can also be used for return mailing, and write "CONTAINS MAGNETIC MEDIA - PLEASE DO NOT X-RAY" on it in clear, large characters (to minimize loss of data). Do NOT FORGET TO ADD sufficient International Reply Coupons! Disks without these cannot be sent back! Just before you can select whether to write a boot file or simply to repair, a dialog box will be displayed that tells you the "Virus Probability Factor" (or VPF for short) - the probability factor that the disk that is on the current bootsector is indeed a virus. The reliability of this factor is quite high. The VPF is produced by scanning the code present in the bootsector for some vital virus characteristics: Factor 1: The presence of machine code that is to be found in a routine that writes a sector to disk. Factor 2: The presence of machine code that creates the checksum for an executable bootsector. Factor 3: The presence of magic checksums or memory locations that are needed to make a programme reset-resistant. Factor 4: The presence of the addresses of system variables that viruses can link themselves to. In certain cases, an additional dialog box is produced; this happens when an unknown disk is found to be largely filled with the same value. The larger the percentage mentioned in this dialog box, the less the likelihood of virus infection (quite on the contrary, one might add, to the percentage mentioned with the "Virus Probability Factor" calculation)! Note on executable file extensions: When you want to check a whole partition or folder for link viruses it is possible to select whether you only want executable files to be checked or whether you want this to happen to all files. Executable files are files that can be run from the desktop; other files include text files, picture files, source code files and the like. When selecting to check executable files only, the programme will only check files with extensions ".PRG", ".TOS", ".APP", ".ACC", and ".TTP" (including their disabled counterparts ".PRX" and ".ACX"). These are normally the extensions for executable programmes. Some alternative desktop programmes (such as "NeoDesk") allow other file extensions to be executable, e.g. ".NPG" and ".NTP". To check these as well, you would have to opt for ALL files to be treated, or you will have to configure the UVK.CFG file accordingly (see the appropriate chapter). Note for users of "MultiTOS": This Operating System uses a 'unified drive' (identifier "U:") in which certain folders will cause a crash when checking for link viruses. You should refrain from checking the following directories: "U:\DEV", "U:\PROC", "U:\PIPE" and "U:\SHM". 6 IMMUNIZE DISKS Most of your disks, including those with valuable working material, can be immunized so that they will no more be infected by many of the known bootsector viruses and all anti-viruses. The principle used by the "Ultimate Virus Killer" immunization algorithm is the fact that many known bootsector viruses, when resident in memory, check if they are present on a disk already before they bother copying themselves onto it. If they find themselves present, they do not copy across that particular disk. When the "Ultimate Virus Killer" writes only those few recognition bytes to the bootsector that does the trick: The virus thinks it is present on the disk already and does not copy itself onto it. - Disk immunization will not help against ALL viruses. - Programmes that use the bootsector themselves (like the ones included in the 'RESTORE' list in a text file on the "Ultimate Virus Killer" distribution disk) cannot and should not be immunized as the few bytes necessary for writing the immunization will destroy the boot code program they need to perform properly. - In the text file "VIRUSES.TXT" on your programme disk you will be able to find the specifications of which virus can be immunized with which code. Since certain different viruses use the same bytes on the bootsector with different values to check if they are already present, this means that some viruses can not be immunized against without sacrificing another. Some viruses cannot be immunized against at all as they simply copy themselves across any bootsector without bothering to check their presence prior to copying. The only way to protect yourself from these types of virus is to keep your disks write-protected. If this is not possible, you will just have to check those disks regularly using the "Ultimate Virus Killer". - On your search for viruses you will undoubtedly come across what the program calls "MS-DOS disks". These are standard disks that, however, have specific values written in their bootsectors so that they may be interchanged between Atari and MS-DOS (i.e. IBM PC and compatible) computers. These disks are formatted automatically when formatting with TOS version 1.04 or up. Whenever you immunize such a disk this so-called 'MS-DOS compatibility' will be lost! It may be best to reserve only a limited amount of disks to exchange files between these two system standards, and to check these regularly for virus infection. 7 REPAIR BIOS PARAMETER BLOCK 7.1 INTRODUCTION Some mutant viruses cause the BIOS Parameter Block (or BPB) to be corrupted. This means that there is no longer any information on the disk's format, stored into the BIOS Parameter Block segment of a disk bootsector, available to the Atari's Operating System. It will no longer be able to determine how many tracks and sectors a disk has, as well as several other vital parameters. Trying to display a directory from such a disk will most likely result in a system hang-up, bomb crash or the appearance of a disk filled with corrupted files and filenames. The "Ultimate Virus Killer" incorporates a semi-intelligent routine that automatically recognizes known mutant virus versions and allows the user to repair the BIOS Parameter Block again in case of it having been damaged after the actual mutant virus has been removed. PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU SHOULD READ THIS SECTION OF THE MANUAL VERY THOROUGHLY BEFORE YOU EVER ATTEMPT TO REPAIR A BIOS PARAMETER BLOCK!! Repairing a BIOS Parameter Block is quite difficult; after all, this small segment of the bootsector determines whether or not your computer can read from or write to individual disks. First, let's supply you with a table that specifies how the BIOS Parameter Block is built up. OFFSET means the value that should be added from the start of the bootsector, starting at zero. The values are in decimal. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ OFFSET: NAME: EXPLANATION: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 11-12 BPS Bytes per sector 13 SPC Sectors per cluster 14-15 RES Number of reserved sectors 16 FAT Number of FATs on the disk 17-18 DIR Number of directory entries 19-20 SEC Total number of sectors 21 MEDIA Media descriptor byte 22-23 SPF Sectors per FAT entry 24-25 SPT Sectors per track 26-27 SIDES Number of sides 28-29 HID Number of hidden sectors ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ It is not necessary for you to know the above table by heart. It was supplied here with the intention to give you some idea of what the BIOS Parameter Block means to the Operating System. Whenever a BPB is destroyed, these essential pieces of information are no longer present (which, as said before, will most likely result in various disk error messages, system crash or a garbage disk directory). First of all, you should know that you should preferably not try out this 'BPB repair' option on original game software, as current-day software protection techniques involve the craziest disk formats that would probably drive the "Ultimate Virus Killer" algorithms nuts! Apart from that, attempting a 'BPB repair' on such a disk may also lead to instant software malfunction. The only option you should ever use in order to restore the contents of original (game or demo-) software disk is the main menu 'restore disks' option. Second, you should also realize that the 'BPB repair' option may not work correctly on disks that have been formatted using 'larger' formats previously. This would for example be the case with a disk that you formatted with 82 tracks some time ago and later decided to reformat with only 80 tracks. Some remnants of the old format still left intact (in this case the tracks above track 80) may be found, disturbing the algorithm. There are two ways to get access to the 'BPB REPAIR' option. The first is the most obvious: Whenever a damaged BIOS Parameter Block is detected (and this does not even need to be the result of a virus) the programme ask whether you want to attempt a BPB repair or not. The second one is also quite obvious: Whenever the 'Seek'n'Destroy' option recognizes a mutant virus on the disk, or whatever remains of it, it will initially remove the virus and then ask you whether you want to attempt a 'BPB repair' or not. Upon your confirmation the 'BPB repair' option will be entered. You need not be worried about inadvertently entering it - after having specified all parameters you can always cancel the whole thing at the end, leaving the current BIOS Parameter Block unaltered. As was stated already, repairing the BIOS Parameter is not only a slightly complicated matter, but it may also prove dangerous insofar that the specification of the wrong parameters it can make whatever is on your disk totally inaccessible. Common symptoms of a disk with inaccessible material on it are the aforementioned crashes, disk errors and disk directories containing only garbage information (huge file sizes, weird file names, invalid dates and times). Therefore you should take care using the 'BPB repair' option. Even if you have already attempted a BIOS Parameter Block repair with wrong parameters there is a way to attempt it again - despite the fact that the disk will now, obviously, have a valid BPB and the 'BPB repair' option will normally no longer be entered. What you would need to do in this case is check the disk's bootsector again and keep the [RIGHT SHIFT] key pressed until the screen flashes briefly. The program will now have forced the BIOS Parameter Block to be invalid again, enabling you to enter the 'BPB repair' option again. The most common mistakes made while repairing a BIOS Parameter block involve the specification of the number of tracks per side and sectors per track, as well as the number of actual sides on a disk. Should you find yourself unable to fix it regardless (or if you simply do not dare to attempt a BPB repair yourself), you can send the disk to the address mentioned in the "FEEDBACK" chapter of this manual. Please add an amount of money that equals the price of an "Ultimate Virus Killer" update and twice the amount of IRCs required. You will receive your disk(s) back after a short time (hopefully). In case of my not being able to repair it either, you will receive your money back (not the IRCs though). Some important notes: - It is important that you do not try to delete files from or write files to disk that have a damaged BIOS Parameter Block. - If you send in disks with BIOS Parameter Blocks that need to be repaired, please clearly state that you want your disk repaired and that you don't want an update! - Whenever you repair the BIOS Parameter Block of a disk it will automatically be immunized. - Attempting a 'BPB repair' on a disk is no cheap way of increasing a disk's storage capacity. Specifying more sides, sectors per tracks or tracks per side than are actually present will cause whatever is on the disk to remain inaccessible. During the 'BPB repair' option some dialog boxes requesting input will be put on the screen. You have to use these to specify BPB values, but do not worry if you do not know anything about this. This part of the manual can be of some help, and you can also use the built-in context-sensitive on-line help options by pressing the [HELP] key. During the 'BPB repair' option you will be requested to specify a number of parameters needed by the "Ultimate Virus Killer" algorithms to write back what was previously the correct BIOS Parameter block for the current disk. 7.2 HOW MANY BYTES PER SECTOR Claus Brod, Atari mass storage media expert and author of probably the best book in this field (called "Scheibenkleister", unfortunately in German), claims that only 512 bytes per sector are possible as TOS (the Operating System within your computer) does not allow for 128, 256 or 1024 BPS on floppy disks. For the sake of compatibility with future TOS versions as well as for the pure sake of completion it is possible to select any of the values here. Unnecessary to say, you will almost certainly have to specify 512 bytes per sector here. 7.3 HOW MANY TRACKS PER SIDE This can vary quite a lot, due to formatting programmes available that allow up to 90(?!?!) tracks per side to be formatted (whether or not these programmes should be used and whether these tracks are safe for data storage will not be discussed here). When requested to specify the number of tracks per side it will be handy to remember if you formatted the disk in the drive using the standard GEM DESKTOP format option or not. If you did, you should select 80. If you did not, you should select 'Examine' unless you are certain yourself of the amount of tracks present on the disk (some people write the three vital disk characteristics - tracks per disk, sectors per track and number of sides - on the label of a disk; this may be a good idea for you too). The 'examine' option reads the first sector from ever increasing track numbers and calculates the number of tracks present on a disk by substracting 1 from the first track number that cannot be read (usually due to it never having been formatted). This means that disks that have been formatted using more tracks earlier and that were reformatted using less tracks later will cause the "Ultimate Virus Killer" to find the old amount of tracks. As said earlier, this may sound like a quick method to increase your disk's amount of tracks, but really isn't: The 'BPB repair' option algorithms will in that case not work correctly! 7.4 HOW MANY SECTORS PER TRACK Much like the amount of tracks per side, the amount of sectors per track can very a lot. When a standard ST disk was formatted using the standard GEM DESKTOP format option, this value is 9. In other cases it can be any value from 1 to 11 (although 12 has been included, for which there is no space on a track, at least theoretically). Standard Falcon (and post-1992 TT) disks support higher amounts of sectors per track; they are High Density (HD) disks as opposed to the regular Double Density (DS). High Density disks can write 18 (on 3.5" disks) or 15 sectors per track (on 5.25" disks). Even Extra High Density (ED) disk drives exist, allowing the use of a massive 26 sectors per track, but these are quite rare. All kinds of disk drives, including DD, HD and ED ones, are supported by the internal 'BPB repair' algorithms. Try to remember the right number of sectors per track yourself (and write this information on disk labels as of now), since otherwise the 'examine' option will perhaps find the remains of previously formatted extra sectors per track. Normally this should not happen, but certain 'fast format' programs neglect to fully initialise a track which may leave some old information more or less intact. Analogous to the calculation of tracks per disk that was explained above, the 'examine' option here reads sectors from the first track and calculates the number of sectors per track by substracting one from the first sector that it cannot read due to it not being present (not formatted) in the first place. 7.5 HOW MANY SIDES Due to one of the more ancient Atari cock-ups the ST community is stuck with the phenomenon of the single-sided disk drive (SF 354). Although virtually nobody has these drives any more, some software is still supplied on single sided disks - or sometimes a disk may just be formatted single-sided because it's quicker, who knows? Anyway, even though the chances of a disk being double-sided are bigger for certain, there is no way to be sure whether a disk has one side or two unless you just happen to know (again, it may be useful to write down the amount of sides on your disk labels). In general most older original software is single-sided, and all other disks are double-sided. If you are not sure, you can use the 'Examine' option here again, but it has the obvious drawback mentioned several times above: If a disk is single-sided but has been formatted double-sided prior to the latest format, the "Ultimate Virus Killer" will assume it's double-sided. The 'examine' option just tries to read a sector from the second side and assumes a disk is double-sided when this process happens without an error occurring. Disks that have only been used on the Falcon or a TT will almost certainly have two sides. 7.6 HOW MANY SECTORS PER CLUSTER The amount of sectors per cluster (also called the allocation unit) is always 2, except when the disk you're trying to repair is a single-sided disk with 40 tracks (these are created and used by rather ancient MS-DOS-type machines). It is supposed to be impossible to use other values here, but for the sake of future compatibility it has been included anyway. In short, you should most likely specify 2 here, as Atari ST/TT/Falcon disks always use 2 sectors (1 Kb) for one cluster. 7.7 HOW MANY FATS ON THE DISK The FAT (short for File Allocation Table) is the space on disk where the Operating System stores and gets information about which clusters on the disk are used by files (and which are not) and in which particular sequence clusters have to be put together in order to load a file bigger than one cluster that is not stored contiguously (i.e. a fragmented file). TOS maintains two FATs on a disk - one of these is always present as a temporary backup. It is not certain whether or not it is possible to use disks with only one FAT - some formatting programs seem to allow for it, but the aforementioned Claus Brod denies it categorically. You should usually specify 2 here. 7.8 HOW MANY DIRECTORY ENTRIES The directory is list on a disk where the names, lengths and other characteristics of individual files and folders on that disk are stored. The particular parameter discussed here pertains to the root directory, i.e. the directory that appears first when you display the contents ("Open...") a floppy disk drive or hard disk partition. The longer the directory, the less space is left on the disk. Usually the directory takes up the entire second track of a disk. Most disks have 112 directory entries, but single-sided disks with 40 tracks (the ones we also encountered above, that are used by rather ancient MS-DOS systems) have only 64 of them. Again, it is not possible to easily increase your disk's storage capacity by specifying a lower amount of directory entries here. This will lead to whatever is on the disk to remain inaccessible. 7.9 HOW MANY SECTORS PER FAT ENTRY The FAT table is built up of several hundreds of entries, and it is possible to specify how many sectors ('allocation units') are included in one entry here. There is a 100% full-proof way to have it checked by the "Ultimate Virus Killer" itself, so you should specify 'Examine' here unless, for some reason or other, you are sure about selecting either '1', '2', '3' or '5' (which is rather unlikely to say the least). 7.10 A NOTE ON DISKS WITH BUSTED BIOS PARAMETER BLOCKS In by far most of all cases disks with damaged BIOS Parameter Blocks are not infected by a virus, nor do they suffer from any remaining parts of mutant viruses. It is quite usual for game data disks (any disk belonging to a game that you don't actually have to start up with - i.e. game disks labelled 2, 3, B, C, whatever) to use some sort of exotic disk format, whereas many also don't really bother about writing a BIOS Parameter Block at all and instead use even the bootsector to store graphics or map data. 'Repairing' the BPB of one of these disks will most likely prove lethal for that piece of software! In any case you should write a bootfile prior to any attempt at repairing them. 8 RESTORE DISKS If you find that you have accidentally destroyed a suspected but apparently completely innocent disk that needs a specific bootsector (this destruction could have happened inadvertently by other or earlier virus killers, for example), or when you discover that a virus has copied itself across the necessary boot program present in the bootsector of a commercial game or a demo, the 'restore disks' option allows you to restore a multitude of these cases. Should you, for example, find the bootsector of the popular game "Lemmings 2 - The Tribes" destroyed by a virus or a rash 'repair' action, it is possible to install its proper bootsector on the original disk again, thus restoring it and saving yourself and the software company involved a lot of time and money. Selecting this option causes another dialog box to be displayed. This gives access to a list of all restorable bootsectors, identified by a game's name (or a demo's, whatever). You can scroll up and down this list and select the title of the bootsector you would want to restore. You can use the arrow buttons at the right to scroll up and down through the list. A single-arrow button will scroll one entry; a double-arrow button will scroll one page (15 entries). Click the mouse pointer on an entry to select it. After confirmation you can have it written to a disk. 'T' BUTTON Go to top of list 'B' BUTTON Go to bottom of list 'CANCEL' BUTTON Exit the screen, back to the menu 'HELP' BUTTON Access the help option A-Z/1/5 BUTTONS Jump to first title with it [UNDO] KEY Exit the screen, back to the menu [HELP] KEY Access the help option [ALT]-[A-Z/1/5] KEYS Jump to first title with it When the bootsector of the game you want to restore should not be present in the list yet, you can order an "Ultimate Virus Killer" update and hope that the bootsector you wanted to restore is included in the new version. No promises can be made with regard to this, however, so you had better also supply the address and telephone number of the company that made the software to which the bootsector belonged, as well as the name of the piece of software. That company can then be contacted by us so that some kind of agreement may be made. Most companies are very co-operative with regard to this, as they covertly recognize the virus problem and all know about the "Ultimate Virus Killer" (which has become more or less the de-facto industry standard). - If you do not have enough memory in your system for the restore data file to be loaded within the main programme in the first place, you can use the separate programme "RESTORE.PRG" which is supplied on the "Ultimate Virus Killer" distribution disk. Do note that this program is not intended for use with any other systems rather than those with 512 Kb of memory (520 STFM, 520 ST, 520 STM, 260 ST)! Running it on any other systems may cause unpredictable crashes. Only ST medium and high resolution are supported. - Are you not sure whether or not a bootsector belongs to a particular game of a specific company? Just 'restore' the bootsector onto an empty TEST disk (which has to be formatted, though) and then check it with the "Ultimate Virus Killer". The alert box stating which bootsector it is will also give the company name, if one is known. 9 THE SYSTEM STATUS SCREEN 9.1 INTRODUCTION To assist you in determining whether your computer system itself is already infected by a virus or not, the "Ultimate Virus Killer" always checks your computer's most important system variables and memory contents on start-up. These specific system variables are pointers to various routines in your Operating System, for example pointing to a routine to read or write a disk sector, a routine to 'open' a file and so forth. Generally, viruses cling to these system variable in order to work. This way all known bootsector viruses can be recognized in the system, as well as resident types of link virus and a large number of harmless other programs that also cling to these vectors (i.e. 'bend them') for valid purposes. Of course unknown viruses cannot be recognized yet. That is the reason why this screen has been included. On startup, or after selecting the "System Status check" option from the main menu, the "Ultimate Virus Killer" will check all these important system vectors and try to establish which programs are hooked to them. It will notify you of unknown programs that have bent these vectors, signified by an inverted display of the memory address to which the vector points which indicates that there is a chance that you might be dealing with a new and unknown virus. This chance is increased dramatically if the program additionally displays "ALERT" behind a memory address displayed in inverted text style. In this case it has calculated something not unlike the regular "Virus Probability Factor" for a small cluster of memory located at that memory address, and the programme code present there was found to contain one or several characteristics commonly found in viruses. Whenever a specific program that bends a system vector is recognized by the "Ultimate Virus Killer" it will display a figure between brackets directly after the actual memory address. This can have one of the following formats: (x) The number of a recognized application (Number corresponds with the APPLICAT.TXT file list) (?) An unknown application is recognized (This MIGHT be a virus, or a harmless program) (#x) Anti-virus recognized. Reboot without it! (Number corresponds with VIRUSES.TXT file list) (-x) Virus recognized. Turn off system and reboot!! (Number corresponds with VIRUSES.TXT file list) Sometimes the program does not display a number but instead displays a four- letter code (like "FrmD" of "CBHD", or whatever). This is the so-called 'XBRA identification', which is a protocol devised in the early nineties (one of the few good things to come out of Germany) to allow for easier recognition of the multitude of files that can hook themselves to the various computer system variables. These XBRA identifiers are displayed by default when they are found; should you want to see numbers only (as these correspond with the APPLICAT.TXT file list) you need to keep the [ALTERNATE] key pressed while the addresses are put on the screen. Pressing [CONTROL] will slow down the output - in case you want to see what bends the vector and you are not content with seeing that nothing is suspiciously inverted. An additional advantage of the XBRA protocol is that it is possible to check if several programs have hooked themselves to the same vector. These will then form what is referred to as an 'XBRA chain', a sequence of programs that all use the XBRA protocol. This chain of programs will be examined by the "Ultimate Virus Killer" as deep as it can go - which is until it finds an unknown program that uses the XBRA protocol, a program (known or unknown) that does not use the XBRA protocol, or when it hits on the actual standard Operating System values. - Please note that, with but a few exceptions, installed RAM disks are not recognized and will most likely result in "(?) Unknown Application Found". To get rid of this, get rid of the RAM disks in memory. Note that a lot of the modern RAM disks are reset-proof, so you will have to turn off your system to get rid of them. - When the Physical Top of RAM is inverted, this usually due to some kind of (resident) RAM disk, too. Again, get rid of it and run the "Ultimate Virus Killer" again. - Alternative (and unofficial) versions of (beta STE) TOS 1.06 that go around (reference to the TOS '1.07' by TEX, TNT Crew and Level 16 is meant here) are mostly recognized as a standard TOS 1.06. This is because the people behind that adapted TOS wanted to have maximum compatibility and could therefore not change the date and version number. When specific TOS 1.07 versions are recognized, they are thus stated in the status screen, and their release date will be stated at 'TOS date' (which normally displays the date contained is the TOS header, which represents the date at which that particular TOS version has been released). - Something similar is the case for the alternative Operating System "KaosTOS" (an adapted TOS 1.04). When this is recognized, the TOS version displays 'KAOS' and the TOS date specified is the release date of the "KAOSTOS" version currently in use. - The system screen will also check for reset-proof programmes and warns you when non-recognized resistant programmes are found. 9.2 WHEN SUSPICIOUS What to do when one or several of these variables happen to be displayed in inverted text style, in other words when there is something 'suspicious' that isn't yet recognized? In that case you should turn off your system and turn it on again after about 30 seconds, with the "Ultimate Virus Killer" disk (or another disk that is guaranteed to be free of viruses) in the drive. If you're using an AUTO folder on your boot disk or boot partition, disable all programmes in there, as well as all accessories. Do this prior to booting up your system anew. Disabling AUTO folder programs can be done by changing the extensions from .PRG or .ACC into e.g. .PRX and .ACX respectively. The Operating System will only load .PRG files from the AUTO folder and will only recognize .ACC files as accessories. If these aren't present the system will assume they're not there and won't load any of them. You will now have a totally empty system. All values displayed by the System Screen Status should be in regular text. In case of inverted display this does not necessarily point to virus infection - perhaps your hard disk driver or particular Operating System version is not yet recognized (hard disk drivers typically use memory slightly above the bottom of memory, whereas your Operating System is typically located on addresses $E0xxxx or $FCxxxx). Now, enable one AUTO folder program, reset your system and load the "Ultimate Virus Killer". Continue like this until either all files are loaded or until a system variable is displayed in inverted text style. The file to have been enabled last before the system variables are 'suspicious' again is the one that changes them. Do not delete a programme that bends any system vectors, as it is usually not at all likely to be of viral nature unless the word "ALERT!" appears behind the inverted address displayed. Please just send the appropriate program file, whether "ALERTed" or not, to the feedback address, if possible with additional files belonging to it and any documentation (on disk, or photocopied). It will be implemented into the forthcoming version of the "Ultimate Virus Killer" so that it will be recognized and will no longer cause any memory addresses to be displayed in inverted text style. Do not forget to supply enough International Reply Coupons (!no stamps!) if you expect your disks to be returned. The same goes for the accessories, but do note that you have to check out all AUTO folder programs before you start enabling any accessories, as accessories will be loaded 'on top' of any AUTO folder programs and might disable the "Ultimate Virus Killer" from following the chain right down to possible AUTO folder programs. In case you are reluctant to send the programme(s) in question to the feedback address, you can move the mouse cursor on top of the inverted system variable contents and click on it with the left mouse button. An additional dialog box will be displayed, containing some vital information that we can work with to some extent. Please write down the contents of the dialog box together with the name, version number and origin of the file that caused the vectors to be inverted, and send it to us so that inclusion in future "Ultimate Virus Killer" versions may be possible after all. If you have a printer attached, you can keep [CONTROL] pressed while pressing the left mouse button; the programme will then also output the information on your printer. If you additionally keep [ALTERNATE] pressed, a Form Feed will be sent after printing has finished, causing the paper to be moved up to the start of the next page (tractor feed) or to be ejected (sheet feed). Press any key or mouse button to cause the information lines to disappear from the screen. Pressing the "OK" button or pressing the associated keyboard shortcut (in this case [ALTERNATE]-O or [RETURN]) will leave the screen system status screen altogether, back to the main menu. - If system variables are suspicious even without any AUTO folder programmes and accessories having been installed, and you have no hard disk, it could be a virus or RAM based version of TOS. - If the above occurs if you have a hard disk, it is very likely to be your hard disk driver. This is normal. - If the programme to bend the system vector uses the XBRA protocol, the next in line will be checked. The deepest XBRA found will be displayed. This may be helpful to determine which programme actually bent the vector. The deeper down the XBRA vector, the earlier it was loaded and installed (with the "Warp 9" accessory being a known exception). 9.3 THE PROBLEM As you could have gathered from the above, it is no exception that several programmes hook onto the same system variable. It will not be hard to imagine that a dozen or more resident programs can be installed, all bending various system vectors to their heart's content. This sort of thing tends to happen when you have a hard disk cache programme installed, a screen speeder ("Turbo ST", "Quick ST", "NVDI", "Warp 9", etc.), an alternative file selector ("FSelect", "UIS", "Selectric", etc.), a resident multi-tool programme ("Update", "Mortimer"), an alert box enhancement programme ("Let 'Em Fly" or "FormDoIt") and an alternative desktop ("Gemini", "Teradesk" or "NeoDesk") for example. It's easy to have even more programmes bending these vectors. To check which application (i.e. which programme) has bent a particular system variable, the "Ultimate Virus Killer" examines the piece of memory where the vector points to. It will (or won't) recognize the program present there and display the appropriate message in the system status screen for you to look at. Whenever multiple programmes bend the same vector it becomes difficult (if not impossible) to check which programmes bent the system vectors before the last one did. Usually the address that the last application found sitting on the vector is stored somewhere within itself so that it can be called after it has served its own purpose, and there is no way to tell precisely where. You can compare a series of programmes bending one system vector with a chain. The program that was loaded last (let's call it programme "A") is most 'on top' and will be executed first whenever the system variable is accessed by the Operating System. Once programme "A" is finished doing what it was intended for it will pass on the address it found sitting on the vector before it installed itself, i.e. the address at which the programme is located that installed itself prior to that last programme. Let's call that programme "B". Once programme "B" has finished what it wanted to do it will pass on the address that it found on the system variable, that of programme "C". And so on and so forth, until eventually the last programme in the chain will execute the actual Operating System routine that needed to be called. The addresses that each of these programmes found sitting on the system vector are stored in themselves somewhere, internally. The location where they are stored vary from programme to programme, even between different versions of the same application. The problem for a programme such as the "Ultimate Virus Killer" that tries to determine which other applications are hooked to any particular system variable is that it is normally only possible to tell which application bent that system vector last. There is no way it can be determined what the other applications before it are, as those programmes' addresses are contained somewhere in the programme that later patched that vector (I hope you're still with me - this bit of the manual actually took longest to rewrite). Only when the last programme ("A") used the XBRA protocol can it be determined where the programme before that application ("B") is located in memory - and when that uses the XBRA protocol again it is possible to go one step deeper (to "C") until one encounters the first programme that does not use XBRA. You see that it is thus normally only possible to check the programmes bending the vectors until a certain 'depth', i.e. up to the first programme that is foolish enough not to use the exalted XBRA protocol. Anything that's any 'deeper' can only be guessed at. So in case you're a programmer writing utilities that bend system vectors, do abide by the XBRA rules! They are available in any recent programmer's guide or in the "Ultimate Virus Killer" book (:-)). As was said before, the "Ultimate Virus Killer" checks the system variables as extensive as possible - up to the first programme that bends the variable without using XBRA, up to the first programme using XBRA that is not yet recognized, or, ideally, up to the dark and mystic depths of your computer's Operating System. You will see the system status screen display the various addresses with the application numbers associated with them as it proceeds along the chain of XBRA programmes. So far mention has been made only of problems for the "Ultimate Virus Killer". But what about a problem for you? Well, unfortunately there is one. Just suppose a virus installs itself in your system. It hooks itself to a few system variables and would be plainly visible for any extensive system check screen you'd care to throw at it. However, now just suppose a bunch of AUTO folder programs and desk accessories are loaded right afterwards. Unless all of these are using the XBRA protocol, they will effectively hide the virus from view (and, what's most important, they will also hide it from the "Ultimate Virus Killer" check algorithms and all will appear to be OK). For you to be sure that all is safe you will have to do pretty much the same as was described above, where the isolation of unrecognized AUTO folder programmes and desk accessories was concerned. Disable all of these and boot your system anew. Enable one AUTO folder program at a time, each time run the "Ultimate Virus Killer", then do the same with the desk accessories. If no memory addresses are displayed in inverted text style you can consider yourself safe even if the programme will not be able to check to the most extreme depths each time. Do note that you will have to check each newly acquired AUTO folder programme and desk accessory afterwards if you want to continue feeling safe! 10 FEEDBACK Feedback, suggestions, comments and non-recognized boot files (on disk or as printout) can be sent to: Douglas Communications c/o Ultimate Virus Killer Dept. P.O. Box 119 Stockport Cheshire SK2 6HW United Kingdom Please do not forget to add sufficient Postage or International Reply Coupons if you want a reply, or if you want to receive disks back! 11 CREDITS All resource and Flydial routines, as well as help using them Gregor Duchalski System Status Screen memory check H.W.A.M. de Beer (SysInfo) Insurmountably invaluable GEM programming assistance Mark Matts Scan Partition Code and various small but important bits Stefan Posthuma AntiVirus Helmut Neukirchen Additional ideas and miscellaneous help Claus Brod (ST Computer) Volker Shnitz (Virendetektor) Chris Brookes (Professional Virus Killer 3) Martijn Wiedijk (Lucifer Eksod) 'Fame' acknowledgements Niall McKiernon (Douglas Communications) Tarik Ahmia (TOS Magazine Germany) Willem Hartog (Atari ST Nieuws) Les Ellingham (New Atari User/Page 6) Special thanks Kai Holst (Antidote) All other coding (what's left of it), research, programming, resource design, text, manual, development, program collection and layout Richard Karsmakers 12 TROUBLE SHOOTING CHART In this chapter you will find some of the problems that may occur while running the "Ultimate Virus Killer" - and suggestions on how to prevent them from appearing again. * A 'NOT ENOUGH MEMORY' ALERT BOX APPEARS. Disable all desk accessories, RAM disks and AUTO folder programmes that occupy memory space. Please note that cache programmes (such as hard disk speeders, "Turbodos" and printer spoolers) also occupy a lot of memory. The "Ultimate Virus Killer" should also work on a machine with half a megabyte of memory (it will not be able to restore any bootsectors then, though). * AN ERROR MESSAGE OCCURS DURING PROGRAMME EXECUTION AND IT RETURNS TO THE DESKTOP UNWANTED. This means that you've done something awkward that the "Ultimate Virus Killer" couldn't handle! Please try to re-create this error message and write down EXACTLY what you did to do it, as well as some of your system details (TOS version, amount of memory, monitor mode, etc.). The bug will then be avoided in future versions (hopefully). If the error in question was an error '33' during the link virus partition scan, this is due to a bug in GEM. The older the TOS version, the more likely it is that this error will occur. Nothing much can be done about it, as GEM is faulty in this case. You may try to use the "FOLDRxxx.PRG" AUTO folder programme, which serves to increase the GEMDOS internal memory pool. This will delay the occurrence of the error, but will not fix it. * VERY MANY SYSTEM VARIABLES ARE PRINTED IN REVERSE WHEN DISPLAYING THE SYSTEM STATUS CHECK. You are probably using (a beta version of) a disk based TOS. Reboot without this. The "Ultimate Virus Killer" works smoothly with all known TOS versions on ROM. Basically, these inconveniences should only occur with a RAM version of any of the TOS versions. You might also be using lots of unknown resident programmes, e.g. in your (hard disk) AUTO folder. Please send those to us so we can include a recognition! Send accessories as well, and never forget to explain WHAT does WHAT and WHO made it! * DISKS THAT YOU HAVE IMMUNIZED WITH VERSIONS 3.X ARE FOUND TO BE IMMUNIZED IN THE 'OLD' WAY, WHEREAS 3.X VERSIONS STATED THAT THEY WERE IMMUNIZED PROPERLY. Quite a while ago the immunization logics have been redesigned to fit some of the later viruses, and are therefore 'new' as of version 4.0 (this was the first time this was changed since version 3.3) and up. It is advisable to immunize your disks anew with the current "Ultimate Virus Killer" version. Please refer to the VIRUSES.TXT file to check out against which viruses it protects you. Other viruses can only be protected against by keeping your disks write-protected! * WHENEVER THE PROGRAMME WANTS YOUR ATTENTION (FOR EXAMPLE WHEN A SUSPICIOUS BOOTSECTOR IS FOUND), IT FLASHES THE SCREEN. DURING THIS FLASHING, YOU FIND THAT YOU REPEATEDLY HAVE TO LISTEN TO A SAMPLED SOUND OF SOME VARIETY. You probably have a programme installed that changes your computer's 'bell' sound (chr$(7)) into a sample. A programme like this is Gribnif's "Newbell" by Dan Wilga. Disable this program. * THE PROGRAMME REFUSES TO LOAD THE "DATA.PAK" FILE, EVEN IF YOU DISABLE ALL RAM DISKS AND ACCESSORIES. YOU EVEN TURNED OFF THE MACHINE FOR 30 SECONDS AND YOU BOOTED WITH THE ORIGINAL "ULTIMATE VIRUS KILLER" DISK SO THERE CAN'T POSSIBLY BE SOMETHING IN MEMORY... Then you surely have a 512 Kb machine. For the "DATA.PAK" file to be loaded it needs more free memory than a 512 Kb machine has. Since the programme needs considerably less space to run WITHOUT the "DATA.PAK" file, it decided not to load it. If you want to restore bootsectors on commercial disks anyway you will need to resort to using the separate "RESTORE.PRG" programme on the "Ultimate Virus Killer" distribution disk. * READING IN A BOOTSECTOR RESULTS IN A 'TRACK NOT FOUND' ERROR. Some games use exotic disk formats, especially for their data disks (usually any disk other than the boot disk). Psygnosis, for example, is famous for creating these kind of formats. This is NOT unusual, and does NOT indicate hardware/software failure, nor virus infection. If this happens with a game boot disk (a disk labelled "1" or "A") this is no good news and DOES indicate some sort of disk failure (though no virus infection) - in case of the game not working either, you should have it replaced by the company you bought it from (refer to the game manual for details). * THE PROGRAMME BOMBS OUT WHEN EXITING - USUALLY ABOUT SIX BOMBS. Do you have the Rubrik's Screen Saver (on offer on the UK magazine "ST Format", cover disk #42) installed? This has the problem that, when it is resident in your system, all programmes written in "GfA Basic" versions 3.xx will cause a bomb crash when exiting back to the desktop. This even happens with "GfA Basic" itself. * THE PROGRAMME BOMBS OUT WHEN PERFORMING THE EXTENSIVE SYSTEM CHECK. Do you have Dan Wilga's (Gribnif's) "Sysmon" programme installed? Older versions of this program install an XBRA vector the wrong way which will lead to the mentioned bomb error. Either disable "Sysmon" from being installed or skip the system check screen when starting the "Ultimate Virus Killer" by keeping [RIGHT SHIFT] pressed until the first regular dialog box appears. A special algorithm fixes this with some "Sysmon" versions. * YOU HAVE FOUND SEVERAL DISKS SOME TIME AGO AND YOU IMMUNIZED THEM. EVERYTHING'S OKAY SO FAR, BUT ONCE YOU EXIT YOUR CURRENT "ULTIMATE VIRUS KILLER" SESSION YOU GET "IMMUNIZATIONS PERFORMED: 0" (OR ANY OTHER NUMBER LOWER THAN WHAT YOU THINK YOU HAVE ACTUALLY IMMUNIZED). The statistics apply only to the CURRENT session. This means that this line of statistics specifies the number of immunizations you have actually performed during the current virus killer session. The "HISTORY.PRG" and "UVK.HST" files are used to maintain statistics across sessions, and this option only works if you start the program from hard disk. * AFTER RE-PARTITIONING YOUR HARD DISK OR INSTALLING ANOTHER HARD DISK DRIVER, THE HIDDEN HARD DISK OPTION TELLS YOU THAT THE HARD DISK BOOTSECTOR HAS CHANGED AND GIVES A WARNING. Simply leave the programme, erase the "AVK.BUF" file in the root directory of hard disk partition "C:", restart the "Ultimate Virus Killer" and run the hidden option again. * I WANT TO CHECK DRIVE "U" BUT IT'S DISABLED. This is not a bug or anything. You are using "MultiTOS", which used drive "U" as the 'unified drive'. This drive should never be checked for link viruses, as it would irrevokably crash the system. 13 THE "ULTIMATE VIRUS KILLER" CONFIGURATION FILE As of version 5.8 the programme can be additionally configured with regard to the file extensions it handles as belonging to 'executable files' (i.e. files that you can double-click on and execute from the desktop directly without having to 'install application'). When checking for link viruses, 'executable files' used to be only those with the extensions .PRG, .TOS, .APP, .TTP, .ACC, .PRX (disabled .PRG) and .ACX (disabled .ACC). It is now possible to create a configuration file, named "UVK.CNF", to be present in the "Ultimate Virus Killer" directory. This configuration file can contain up to 8192 file extensions of executable files. When selecting "executable files only" during link virus partition or folder scan, only the files with these specific extensions will be checked. If you have no configuration file in the main directory, the program will use the default extensions, listed above. The following rules apply to the "UVK.CNF" file. 1) Extension entries should be no longer than 4 characters, including an obligatory "." as the leftmost character. 2) Remarks can be added on any line not containing an actual extension entry. They need to start off with ";". 3) The file must be called "UVK.CNF" and it must be in the same directory as the "Ultimate Virus Killer" programme itself. 4) The file should be written in straight ASCII (i.e. without any control codes). This can be done with any text editor (such as "EdHak" or "Tempus") or a word processor with WP mode switched off while saving. Below you'll find a sample configuration file: ; ; Ultimate Virus Killer configuration file ; ; These are the regular extensions ; .PRG .TOS .APP .TTP .ACC .CPX ; ; These are Neodesk special executable file extensions ; .NPG .NTP ; ; These are some common disabled versions of the above ; .PRX .ACX .CPZ ; ; This is the 'GEM takes parameters' extension for TOS >2.00 ; .GTP ; ; End of file ; 14 THE "ULTIMATE VIRUS KILLER" HISTORY FILE When you are using the "Ultimate Virus Killer" from a hard disk (!not when running it from floppy disk!) it will write (or, when already present, it will update) a small file called "UVK.HST" that will be located in the same directory as that of the "Ultimate Virus Killer" programme. Its contents may be displayed on screen in any resolution offering 80 characters per line (i.e. 80 columns) by double-clicking on the "HISTORY.PRG" programme. This latter file should also be located in the same directory as the "Ultimate Virus Killer" programme. 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HELLO! ||Just so that you know:|This is a demo version of the|Ultimate Virus Killer!What a shame|I'll buy a REAL one!GB|Written by Richard Karsmakers||Douglas Communications|P.O. Box 119|Stockport|Cheshire SK2 6HW|EnglandGB|Written by Richard Karsmakers||Looplantsoen 50|NL-3523 GV Utrecht|The NetherlandsSeek'n'Destroy Viruses|Restore Disks|UVK  QUIT TO THE DESKTOP ||Are you sure you want to|quit to the desktop?Yes|No VIRUS TYPE SELECTION: ||Only FLOPPY disk drives allowed|for bootsector viruses!|Do you want to look at: Bootsector Viruses|Link Viruses|Cancel OH NO! ||Checking bootsector viruses on|hard disk drives is not|possible...sorry! Gosh...|(Press HELP) UVK RED ALERT MESSAGE! ||It seems you have a virus in memory!|Reboot with the 'UVK' disk in the drive!|The system will reset!OK THIS IS AN OLD 'UVK' VERSION! ||It was created in ...|Please press help for more info!, I'll press HELP OOPS! ||You are using this wonderful ST program on an Amiga?!|Are you out of your mind?!?!|Although this program works 100% on the ST emulator|on the Amiga, I am afraid I can't let this happen.|Therefore, this program has switched|itself into DEMO mode.Too bad WHAT DO YOU WANT: ||(Press HELP)Check whole partition|Check folders or files|Set Immunization|Cancel NO VALID BPB!! ||LINKVIRUS CHECK IS|NOT POSSIBLE!!!Hmmm... INPUT ||What now, professor?Restart UVK|Quit UVK SYSTEM ERROR ||Couldn't find the file!!Again|Restart|QuitDO YOU WANT TO CHECK||Executable files only| (TOS PRG APP TTP ACC)|Or ALL files?|Do you also want to be warned|when a compressed program is found?Executable only, no warnings|All files, no warnings|Executable only, warnings on|All files, warnings on BAD NEWS DIAGNOSIS! ||This disk has been destroyed|beyond repair by Eckhard Krabel's|'Milzbrand' link-virus!!!|It cannot possibly be repaired, as|all FAT and directory entries are|zeroed.!I am very angry!!|Kill that guy!"This virus was published in a|magazine called 'C't' Heft 4.|If you are angry, do not for|one moment hesitate to write|them an angry letter!#Well, I am sorry to say|that your disk cannot be|repaired anymore, but miracles|just don't happen as|often as they used to|these days...$Well, you did your best...|I will write-protect my disks!!% UVK MESSAGE ||(Well...) BOOTSECTOR RESTORE OPTION: ||Please insert the disk|with the damaged boot|sector in drive A...*OK|Cancel+ RESTORE SELECTION: ||You selected the bootsector|from ,|to be restored. Are you sure?-Yes|No - back to main menu|Re-select.4This session took /|-------------------------------| Viruses destroyed7:0| Disks/files checked5:1| 'Boot Files' written4:2| Immunizations performed :3| Auto-boots restored5:4| Unrecognized bootfiles :5Oh, well...6 PLEASE: ||Don't forget to send those|'Boot Files' to us!7 PLEASE: ||Include sufficient International|Reply Coupons! Packages|without IRC's will be|delayed (or not sent back)!8YEAH YEAH9 INPUT REQUEST: ||:How many bytes per|sector (default=512)?;128|256|512|1024Make sure the disk|is in the drive!?The number of tracks|per side is @OK|Uuh...Check again!AHow many sectors per|track (default=9)?B9|10|11|15 (High Density on 5C)|18 (High Density on 3.5D)|26 (Extra High Density )|ExamineEMake sure the disk|is in the drive!FThe number of sectors|per track is GHow many sides does|the disk have?H1|2|ExamineIOneJTwoKThe number of sides on|this disk: LHow many sectors per|cluster (default=2)?M1|2NHow many FATs on disk?|(Default=2)O1|2PHow many directory|entries (default=112)?Q64|112RHow many sectors are included|in each FAT entry?S1|2|3|5|ExamineT WRITE REPAIRED BPB TO DISK ||Make sure the disk|is in the drive!UFile 'V' not found or|not in same directory.|Restore now not possible!WRetry|I don't careX VIRUS PROBABILITY FACTOR (VPF): ||The UVK has intelligently|monitored the bootsector|and the VPF turns out|to be a percentage of Y%!Z DISK FILL FACTOR: ||The UVK has calculated that about [%|of this bootsector is filled with|the same value.|The higher this percentage, the lower|the chance of virus infection!\ RED ALERT! ||The file ]\^|is infected by a link-virus:|_Unfortunately, link-viruses|cannot be destroyed by the UVK.|(Press HELP key)`Sorry...aThe file b|is not infected by any of the known link-|viruses, but it has a suspicious file start!|(The first instruction is a LEA/PEA)cJust beware!d DIAGNOSIS ||File is not infected by any of|the known link-viruses...e FILE IMMUNIZATION ||Should I (de-)immunize this file?fImmunize|De-Immunize|Do NothinggDo you want to abort the|linkvirus check procedure?hYes|No - continuei SYSTEM ERROR ||Error (de-)immunizing file!|-> jShould I check another disk?kYes|No (= Quit)|Restartm DISK DIAGNOSIS: ||nThis is o|p disk.q|It is OK!rSPECIAL NOTE:||This is just a GAME|called 'Virus', and|NOT harmful!!sOooff...t|Press HELP for more infouOK; don't touch it.|What?! Kill it!v|You can get rid of it if you|want to, but you will|*LOSE* MS-DOS compatibility then!|(Disks can no longer be read on MS-DOS)wDon't touch it.|Kill it anyway!x...|yYou should repair it immediately!zREPAIR!{THIS VIRUS WAS WRITTEN BY SOMEONE|CALLED 'THE LAZY LION' AND NOT|BY STEFAN POSTHUMA!||(Works only on German Pre-Blitter TOS)}Its key it set, so you should|repair it immediately!~The virus is destroyed,|but the BPB is still|damaged. Shall I attempt|to repair it?!|(Please read UVK manual first!)OK, repair it!|Don't repair RED ALERT ||This disk is NOT infected,|but the BPB was damaged by|a Mutant Signum virus!|Shall I attempt a repair?|(Please read UVK manual first!!)|Latest version of this AntiVirus|can be written using 'RESTORE DISKS'...This disk is 100% safe!|It is clumsily immunized using|the 'old' method...Do nothing|Immunize 'New'This disk is 100% safe!|It is immunized using the|'old' method...This disk is potentially unsafe since|it has magic longwords in it|that, once loaded, can result in|executability (even if the|bootsector is not executable)!Repair!|Write Bootfile|Print Bootfile|Look at itThis disk is 100% safe!|It is immunized using the|'new' method...This disk's BPB is damaged.|Shall I attempt to repair it?|(Please read UVK manual first!)OK. Repair!|NO. Don't you dare!|Write bootfile|Print bootfileNow check the disk|again...This disk is 100% safe!|(But not yet immune!)Immunize|Do NothingThis disk is executable but|only contains an RTS instruction.|It is 100% safe!Do Nothing|Immunize DiskThis disk is executable! This|means that SOMETHING is present|in the bootsector. This MIGHT be a|new bootsector virus!Help!YOU ALREADY SAVED/PRINTED A BOOTFILE WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO NOW? Repair!|Do NothingYOU CAN NOW DO THREE THINGS:||1) Repair this disk.|In this case, you MIGHT kill|harmless, valuable software!!|2) Write/Print bootsector file|If you send this file to us,|we can check it out. If you send|a disk, you'll get it back a.s.a.p!|3) Look at itRepair!|Write Bootfile|Print Bootfile|Look at itThis disk is not executable and|only contains an RTS instruction.|It is 100% safe!This disk's BPB is damaged.|It may be a GAME DATA disk!|Shall I attempt to repair it?|(Please read UVK manual first!)This disk is 99% safe!|(But not yet immune!)|Something harmless is|in the bootsector...|(Don't immunize if MS-DOS!!)| Press HELP for more info..Immunize Disk|Write Bootfile|Print Bootfile|Look at it NOTE OF THE AUTHOR: ||Please send that disk to us|as soon as possible...|(Don't forget to add sufficient|stamps or Int. Reply Coupons!) SECOND NOTE: ||Please don't forget to add a|specification note with the|disk, as well as your name and|address...This disk is executable but only|contains garbage code! The|disk contains no virus but may|crash when used while booting!|(Press HELP for more info)Do nothing|Make non-executable|ImmunizePlease insert a formatted disk|in the current drive, with at|least bytes free!OK|Format Disk firstAn empty Filename?!?Sorry, I'll re-select|Cancel: No bootfile write! SYSTEM MESSAGE: ||Please remove write-protect|so that I can access|the disk... THIS IS A DEMO VERSION! ||The option you selected cannot|be USED at all...What about a REAL version? SYSTEM ERROR ||Error reading/writing boot sector!|-> YEAH! UVK DIAGNOSIS: ||This disk is probably a cracked (Cr) disk.|Please send bootfile PRINTOUT if you can!This is a Rob Northen disk!The Ultimate Virus Killer|Version --UVK Recognition Statistics--| Different bootsectors| Bootsector viruses| Anti-viruses|3 Link viruses|3 Harmless file types| Special applications|----UVK Restore Statistics----| Different bootsectorsForever enduring tnx go to:||Atari Benelux, STRIKE-a-LIGHT,|Frank Lemmen, Stefan Posthuma,|68000'er/ST Magazin (Tarik Ahmia),|Page 6 (Les Ellingham) and Niall McKiernon!Mega credits go to some|of the finest virus killers|in the world: Henrik Alt, Carsten|Frischkorn, Chris Brookes, George|Woodside, Volker Shnitz and|Kai Holst!!WHAT TO DO TO FIGHT VIRUSES:||1) Keep your disks writeprotected!|2) Check all your disks regularly!|3) Get all UVK updates!Check out Metallica, Queensrche, Joe Satriani,|Jason Becker, My Dying Bride, Obituary,|Paradise Lost, Fear of God and Whistler Courbois Whistler!This disk is infected!|It suffers from the||seems not infected by any of the known link-|viruses, but it is compressed!|(Press HELP for more info!)|The packer used is: Please write-protect the disk now|to prevent virus infection!USA|Written by Richard Karsmakers||Oregon Research Associates|16200 S.W. Pacific Highway, Suite 162|Tigard, OR 97224|United States of America THE ULTIMATE VIRUS KILLER |Version Information|System Status|Quit to DesktopGB, 1993 by Douglas Communications||For Atari ST/STE/TT/MEGA ST/MEGA STE/Stacy/Falcon Computers|NO PUBLIC DOMAIN, FOLKS!!A real version is for sale|at the address|mentioned in the main menu|for a mere 9.99!GB, 1993 by Douglas Communications||For Atari ST/STE/TT/MEGA ST/MEGA STE/Stacy/Falcon Computers|This demo is PUBLIC DOMAIN!DIALOGCurse them!!|Kill Krabel!!|Lynch those guys!!FlyDials (shareware library of dialog routines)|written by Gregor Duchalski; System Status|memory check written by H.W.A.M. de Beer|(the author of 'SysInfo').Nonvalid year! (Must be (Press any key)Nonvalid day (Must be 01-31)!Nonvalid month (Must be 01-12)!Wrong entry length (must be 8)!Nonvalid hours (Must be 00-23)!Nonvalid minutes (Must be 00-59)!Wrong string length (Must be 4)! The date is now The time is now Is this OK? SELECT FILE TO CHECK Restoring...Loading '' data file......Calculating 'Virus Probability Factor'...Now first checking for bootsector viruses...Now checking for link viruses!Press Escape to abort!-2107)PLEASE WAIT - CONVERTING BIRTHDAYS TO SUITABLE FORMATSPECIFY 'BOOTFILE' NAMEFormatting...LOCATE DATA.PAK FILEDEDICATION SCREEN This program is lovingly dedicated to my girlfriend, Miranda,who I think is the most caring, loving, understanding andinspiring girl to roam the earth, and without whose love I wouldfeel worse than if I had lost the lust to live my life.KAOS THE AUTHOR'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY IN A NUTSHELL I was born November 3rd 1967 in Helmond, a town in the south of the Netherlands, Europe. In 1984 I got my first computer, andaround Easter of 1986 I got the new and wonderful Atari ST. I use my computer mainly to write and do some programming. I amthe editor of the Atari disk magazine 'ST NEWS' and the multi-format on-line magazine 'Twilight Zone'. I have written severalprograms, the most well-known of which is the 'Ultimate VirusKiller', which I started in December 1987. I have studied Biology for a year after which I spent 18 monthsworking for German Thalion software. In summer 1991 I started tostudy English at Utrecht University. I am still at it. I like a brand of Dutch Brandy called Plantiac, Cola, crisps,beernuts, liquorice, heavy metal (see 'info' alert boxes) andthe Atari Falcon!NOCANCELQUITLEAVE1 Kb2Off3On5Unknown application6Reset-proof program in memory at $7No reset-proof programs in memory!9THIS IS THE HIDDEN HARDDISK FEATURE!:No harddisk drive connected...;This feature has not been documented because it does not haveon it. They can NOT be destroyed because I don't trust myself?enough to let my program mess around on other people's hard@disks. If one of the viruses is found, you should copy ALL filesAto floppies, kill a possible virus on the floppies and then doBa reformat of your harddisk. I can give NO GUARENTEE though.CBoot with a non-infected disk when you format your hard disk!DWhen running this option for the first time the program willEwrite a copy of your harddisk bootsector in a file in the rootFof drive C. It will be called AVK.BUF and will be used to checkGif any changes have occurred (perhaps by viruses).HA total of 25 different harddisk booters are recognized.JThis bootsector has been changed! Alert!KHarddisk bootsector not readable: Harddisk not properly connected?!LHarddisk bootsector infected by the Kobold #2 Virus (#16)MHarddisk bootsector infected by the Mediach Virus (#39)NHarddisk bootsector infected by the OLI-Virus (#14)OHarddisk bootsector infected by the C'T Virus (#7)PRun this option again!QStandard Vortex HD Plus bootsectorRStandard Atari SH204 Harddisk driverSStandard Atari SH205 Harddisk driverTStandard non-auto-booting Atari Harddisk bootsectorUStandard non-auto-booting Atari Harddisk bootsectorVICD auto-booting Harddisk bootsectorWClaus Brod HD Driver AutobooterXNon-bootable CBHD driverYAn Atari SH205 (maybe SH204?) Hardddisk driverZA Seagate ST-251 MLC0 Harddisk sector[A Supra Harddisk Autobooter\Non-executable Atari Harddisk]An Atari Megafile 44 Harddisk driver^An Atari HDX 3.02 Harddisk driver_An Atari TT Harddisk Autobooter`Unknown harddisk booteraDo you want to|1) Write bootfile|2) Print bootfilebPlease insert a disk|with >512 bytes free|in current drive!cAn empty filename?!|1) Re-select|2) CanceldPLEASE SEND THAT DISK TO US|AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!eDON'T FORGET IRC'S!fNOT ENOUGH FREE SPACE!uUVK MESSAGE:| |Not enough disk free space!vPLEASE REMOVE WRITE-PROTECT!wOK|CancelzNow hit any key to continue!A total of events on dates... (%) Press any key to continue...Please rename UVK|program file to|ARE YOU SURE YOU|WANT TO FORMAT|FLOPPY IN DRIVE A|SINGLE SIDED?!|(ALL DATA NOW ON IT WILL BE LOST!)YES|NOFORMAT ERROR!!THIS DISK NOW HAS| BYTES FREE!CancelNot enough memory!!|Remove .ACC's/RAMdisks|or use lower resolution!Not enough memory|to load datafile!This program prefers|TOS in ROM!PRESS THE 'HELP' KEY FOR HELPGeneral ErrorDrive not ReadyChecksum ErrorTrack not Found|(May occur with perfectly valid game data|disks, or when no disk present)Unknown MediaSector not FoundWrite ErrorRead Error|(Bad checksum on disk sector)Disk Write Protected|(Remove the write protect)Disk was ChangedUnknown DeviceBad Sector on VerifyFile not Found|(The filename you specified does not exist)Path not Found|(The folder you specified is not found)Illegal Drive Identifier|(The drive you selected does not exist)Seek ErrorBOOT FILE PRINTOUT 99% SAFE BOOT FILE PRINTOUT HARD DISK BOOT FILE PRINTOUT NON-EXEC BUSTED BPB (PROBABLY DATA DISK) PRINTOUT EXECUTABLE BUSTED BPB (GAME DATA DISK?) PRINTOUT FORCED BOOTDUMPUVK ERROR MESSAGE:| |Your printer is not connected|or it is off-line!Retry|CancelDate: Time: DISK/GAME TITLE:................................. COMPANY:....................Virus Probability factor: Disk Fill Factor: Blitter Activated No Blitter Activated ON OFFAN ERROR OCCURED!!|NUMBER: BYE BYE! |Please restart in a minimum|resolution of 640x200 pixels| Please send these values + name of vector-bending program to us!Protar Harddisk driverFile not found! files.Drive Only floppy disk drives allowed!Warning: $12123456 suspect!Properly immunized, the 'new' way!Immunized the 'old' way! HELP OPTION # UVK Lacom Harddisk booter OK Syntax error! B[-] X:  L[-][+] [E] X:  L[-] X:\PATH\NAME.EXT EXCUSE ME?!|Check out DATA.PAK file! OK THIS DISK HAS BEEN IMMUNIZED AGAINST MOST VIRUSES BY THE 'ULTIMATE VIRUS KILLER' VERSION  BY RICHARD KARSMAKERS, *THE* ATARI VIRUS KILLER!!! -> Virus: -> OK! | EMPTY NAME! This demo was made|exclusively for 640_400.RSC640_200.RSC\640_?00.RSC[3][ | Error loading | the RSC file! | ][Cancel]\*.PAK"No bootsector contained in buffer!+Drive: Kobold #2 Virus!ACA Virus!Batman Virus!OLI Virus!Mediach Virus!Luftschloss RAMdiskC'T Virus!Crash - Resident Link Virus!5 in 1 RAMdisk* Vector Report *Gauweiler Virus!MortimerDrive B Simulator disk: ; -> !!Packed -> It's now: DATA.PAK&HSPECIAL HIDDEN OPTION | WRITTEN FOR| JURIE HORNEMAN(N)| * NO TIME REQUEST *GRATE:\:00:mirandje.ofm\*.*:\*.*E:\AVK_PROG.BAS\\*.IMG&X Kb1.0709-10-199008-20-1990 TOS version: KAOS KbC:\AVK.BUF1|2\*.HDF.HDFA:B:.IMG ALERT!! 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Knock! demo1e6HKristal disk 2119IKristal disk 311aJKristal disk 411bKLaser Squad132LLast Ninja II disk 2125MLast Ninja Remix disk A160NLeander disk 1233OLeander disk 2234PLedgers Issue 10255QLemmings17fRLemmings/Elf Demo (The One)181SLemmings 2 - The Tribes26eTLeonardo08bULe Salon de la Micro 1990 demo28bVLethal XCess disk A1b8WLethal XCess disk B1b9XLife's A Bitch Demo13aYLightning demo070ZLightspeed demo1e9[Lingo ST170\Lin Wu's Challenge126]Litti's Hot Shot127^Lords of Chaos17e_Lost Patrol game disk 1155`Lure of the Temptress24daMad Professor Mariarty0ccbMagic Pockets081cManchester United disk 1131dManchester United disk 2130eManchester United Europe1B7fMarble Madness273gMasque03bhMatrix Marauders15fiMaupiti Island182jMayday Squad disk A23dkM-Demo 3256lM-Demo 4 disk 1257mM-Demo 4 disk 2258nMegaband demo0aaoMegablast demo1eapMega Lo Mania20aqMenace disk A04crMenace disk B04dsMental Hangover demo22ctMetrocross23euMicroprose Golf program disk1c4vMicroprose Golf/Pitfighter demo (The One)1e0wMicroprose Soccer disk A099xMicroprose Soccer disk B09ayMidnight Resistance20dzMidwinter master disk0e8{Midwinter II graphics disk1ac|Midwinter II mission disk1ad}Midwinter II program disk1ae~Mindbomb demo0edMinix ST V1.1059Moonshine Racer disk 1173Moonshine Racer disk 2174Moonwalker0ffMonster Business098Monty Python's Flying Circus223Mortimer/Butler0ceNPG Megademo281Multi ST024 Murder! 154My Socks Are Weapons Demo1f1Navy Moves disk 1212Navy Moves disk 2213Navy Seals17aNebulus0aeNerdhouse Demo271Nevermind disk 10d9New Year's demo09cNew Year's demo II0f0New Year's demo (ULM)14bNew Zealand Story disk 10acNightbreed disk 1155Nightbreed disk 2210Nightbreed disk 3211Night Hunter disk 123fNight Hunter disk 2240Nitro0d8Nitro Boost192North & South!0daNTM demo disk 11edNTM demo disk 21eeObitus disk A1d2Obliterator021Oh no! 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John Young disk 115cU.S.S. John Young disk 2087Utopia disk 122bV8 Music System II145Vampire's Empire025Vector demo285Ventura demo disk 125dVentura demo disk 225cVenus the Flytrap disk 1128Venus the Flytrap disk 2129Verminator133Victory Road!06cVigilante0deViking Child227Vindicators disk A096Virus (Game!)032Vroom boot disk245Vroom data disk245Warhead10fWar in Middle Earth disk 107bWarlock the Avenger12bWarp disk A061Warp disk B062Whattaheck demo09bWicked11dWillow!093Wings of Death disk A138Wings of Death disk B139Wizard Warz03cWizkid260Wolverine Demo287World Championship Squash196World Class Rugby1ccWrath of the Demon disk 119eWrath of the Demon disk 219fWrath of the Demon disk 31a0Wrath of the Demon disk 41a1WWF European Rampage disk 1261Xenon II disk A0bbXenon II disk B0bcXenophobe!162X-Out134Year After demo1f4YO demo1aaYolanda0D7Zany Golf disk 10a4Zany Golf disk 20a4Zodiac Party demo25bZynaps0adMAIN MENU This the main menu. Here you can select the main options. - Seek'n'Destroy viruses This allows you to scan your disks for bootsector-or link viruses and kill bootsector viruses. - Restore Disks This allows you to restore a valid bootsector program on a disk, such as may be needed by many commercially available games as well as demos. - x.x Info Clicking on this option will display some credits, information and virus killer statistics. - System Status Check Checks your system for viruses and resident programs. - Quit to Desktop Leaves the program after confirmation, returns to desktop. Select the options by clicking on the button or using a keyboard shortcut ([ALTERNATE] with an underlined alphanumeral). THE RTS DISK Some virus killers immunize a disk not only by putting certain values in the bootsector, but also by making it executable. Since booting this disk will then most probably cause some bombs to appear on your screen (since the computer wants to execute some valid machine code in the bootsector then), it is logical to put an RTS opcode on the spot where the system expects the code to start. An RTS is the machine code mnemonic for 'Return from Subroutine' and causes a return to the system's own code in this case. Nothing will have happened. QUIT TO DESKTOP You will leave the program and return to the desktop. You will be able to run other programs again, and send all unrecognized boot files (if any) to us! Just before you leave, you will get some time & quantity stats. DISK DRIVE SELECTION The program automatically checks which drives are attached to your system. These may be floppy-, hard-or RAM-disk drives. Generally, all drives higher than drive B are RAM-or hard-disks. Up to twenty-six drives can be checked when using METADOS. VIRUS TYPE SELECTION There are two different types of viruses prevalent: Bootsector- and link-viruses. Bootsector viruses can only be merged into your system when you reset your computer with an infected disk in the drive. They will then copy themselves to other, normal, bootsectors. Link-viruses are merged to a program and copy themselves to other programs whenever an infected program is loaded and run. Link viruses are more dangerous because they copy easier to hard disk and are harder to detect and virtually impossible to destroy. 'VIRUS' - THE GAME In 1988, the British company Firebird launched a GAME called 'Virus' on the ST. Although this game DOES have a auto-booting bootsector, it contains NO virus!! So you need not be worried by this message - it's perfectly harmless! BIOS PARAMETER BLOCK (BPB) REPAIR The bootsector of a disk is not only the playground for viruses and other boot programs; it also contains the so-called 'Bios Parameter Block' or 'BPB'. This contains some important information for the system about the disk format, such as the number of sides, tracks, sectors per track and more. Although the extensive HELP options in this program give quite some help here, it would be wise to read the appropriate parts of the manual before; repairing the BPB can be dangerous when not carefully used! Do note that this option is not to be used on GAME DATA disks! EXECUTABLE BOOT DISK Whenever the checksum of the bytes present in a boot sector is $1234, this means that the boot sector is 'executable'. When the system is booted with such a boot sector on the disk in the boot drive, it will load and run any program that happens to be in the bootsector. This can be a small program that needs to run prior to GEM being installed, or a TOS loader, or a game loading routine...or a virus. The disk that you now have in the drive is executable, so it will probably contain one of the mentioned programs in the boot sector. However, only in the case of a VIRUS should it be killed - otherwise your program(s) on the disk might not work properly any more or maybe they'll cease working at all. You must therefore be careful not to apply 'repair' instantly! In fact, it's better not to apply it at all. It's best to perform the 'Write bootfile' option that you can select in the next alert box. If you are sure that the disk does not actually have an auto bootsector-program on it, you can kill it after having done that (especially if the VPF is higher than 0!). REPAIR/WRITE BOOTFILE - Repair This option clears (zeroes) all bytes of the bootsector except for the Bios Parameter Block (BPB). All boot programs will be utterly erased and the bootsector will become 100% safe. Viruses will be destroyed, but any USEFUL program in the bootsector (maybe one that was necessary for a program to run!) will be destroyed as well! - Write boot file This writes a file containing the bootsector data (512 bytes in length) on a disk. Please insert a readily formatted disk with enough bytes free in the drive, or use the 'Format disk' option to format one for you! The original bootsector will remain intact. You can repair the disk anyway after having written this bootfile. This is only advisable when the VPF is higher than 0%! THE WP-NOTCH When you take your disk out of the drive, you will see that you can look through a small hole in one of the corners. This is the notch for the so-called 'Write Protect'. When you you can look through it this means that it is impossible for the drive to write on the disk; when you can't then it can. The virus killer can now not write to the disk in the drive because it is 'write-protected'. Please close the notch so that the program can write to the disk. It is advisable to open the notch again once the program has accessed the disk, so as to protect it again from possible future virus infection. DISK IMMUNIZATION When reproducing themselves, some viruses check if they are already present on the disk that is currently in the drive. They do this by comparing some bootsector bytes to certain values. When you let the virus killer immunize the disk, it will write ONLY THOSE few bytes on the bootsector, so that many will viruses 'think' they are already present on the disk and won't copy. Disk immunization can render MS-DOS compatible disks, that are not recognized to be compatible (usually 99% safe), incompatible. So beware there! It is not possible to immunize against viruses that don't check whether they are present before they copy themselves (like the Ghost Virus). 99% SAFE DISKS This disk is '99% safe'. This means that one of the following things has been found: - A nonexecutable, unknown bootsector is present on the disk. (This COULD be a 'sleeping' virus) - An unrecognized MS-DOS format booter is present on the disk. - There is plain data contained in the bootsector. (This is often the case e.g. with game data disks) Immunizing this disk can be destructive to the data contained on it (except in the case of a sleeping virus). It is advisable to create a 'Boot file' in this case, too. FILE INFECTED AFTER 'MILZBRAND' ANTIBIOTIKUM When Eckhard Krabel published his 'Milzbrand' Linkvirus as a type-in-listing in the German C'T magazine, he also supplied the reader with an 'Antibiotikum' that could be merged to a program so that it would tell you whenever it got infected by the virus. There is just one problem: When the file gets infected again, it cannot be repaired anymore (at least, not by me)! Your file can be considered lost. I suggest you write a nasty letter to the magazine mentioned... SUSPECTED FILE START WHILE SEARCHING FOR A LINK VIRUS One of the general recognitions of ANY link-virus known is that it starts with the MC68000 opcode $487A, which stands for the LEA (Load Effective Address) or PEA (Push Effective Address) mnemonic. The file that is being checked now starts with this opcode, so this means that it is either infected by an unknown link-virus or that it just has a weird start - in the latter case, nothing is wrong. Please copy the file to another disk and send it to us, and do not run it any more until you have your disk back with an examination report from us! The address to send it to is mentioned in the program's menu alert box - and don't forget to add International Reply Coupons or Dutch stamps for the answer... BOOTSECTOR DESTROYED BY MILZBRAND When the original version of Eckhard Krabel's 'Milzbrand' Link virus gets activated, it clears all track 0 of your disk: The bootsector as well as the FAT tables. This disk is then unrepairable! All the data on this disk can be considered lost; there's NO Virus Killer that can change that. Sorry... I suggest you write an angry letter to the German C'T magazine that published this linkvirus as a type-in-listing(!). LINKVIRUS CHECK IMPOSSIBLE To check files for link-viruses, your disk needs to have a valid BPB (i.e. a valid Bios Parameter block) - in other words, it must actually HAVE files to check instead of just raw data... HARMLESS BOOTSECTOR RESTORE OPTION Here you can select the title of a game or demo (or whatever) you want the bootsector to be restored on a disk of. You can use the arrow buttons at the right to scroll through the list. Two arrows will scroll up/down a page, one arrow will scroll up/down one entry. Click the mouse pointer on a title to select it. 'T' BUTTON Go to top of list 'B' BUTTON Go to bottom of list 'CANCEL' BUTTON Exit the screen, back to the menu 'HELP' BUTTON This screen A-Z/1/5 BUTTONS Jump to first title with it [UNDO] KEY Exit the screen, back to the menu [HELP] KEY This screen [ALT]-[A-Z/1/5] KEYS Jump to first title with it VIRUS PROBABILITY FACTOR This program has a unique feature: Whenever an unknown yet executable bootsector is encountered, a 'Virus Probability Factor' ('VPF' for short) will be calculated. This factor gives an educated guess whether or not you're dealing with an actual VIRUS on the disk. When calculating the VPF, the program checks for six common features of most bootsector viruses. It then gives an estimated percentage. When the VPF is higher than 0%, it would be very useful if you'd 'repair' the bootsector - but only after writing a 'Boot file'! BYTES PER SECTOR A disk is built up of concentric rings called 'tracks', and these again are divided into segments called 'sectors'. These sectors can theoretically have four different sizes: 128, 256, 512 and 1024 bytes (GEMDOS). Fortunately, TOS (the ST Operating System) only allows 512 bytes per sector. So almost certainly you'll have to select '512' here. TRACKS PER SIDE The number of concentric rings (tracks) on a disk can vary (principally from 1 to 99). Old MS-DOS disks are often formatted with 40 tracks, and the normal Atari ST disk format contains 80 tracks. Some programs can format extra tracks, thus creating some extra storage space on the disk. Unless you know specifically how many tracks the disk had, you should select 'Examine' here. This has one disadvantage, however: When the disk has previously been formatted with more tracks and later formatted with less, the old number of tracks will be found. This will then probably create a wrong BPB. When talking about number of tracks on a disk, the number of tracks PER SIDE is meant! SECTORS PER TRACK Each concentric ring (track) in which the disk is divided, is again divided in segments called sectors. The number of sectors in which these tracks are segmented can be specified here. Normally, this is 9. Maxi-formatted disks, however, will contain 10 sectors per track, and hyper-formatted ones even 11 sectors per track! Special disk drives that can be connected to your ST (or the one built into the Falcon) even get even more sectors on a track. These disk drives are called 'HIGH DENSITY' or even 'EXTRA HIGH DENSITY' disk drives. High Density disk drives (standard with late TT's/Falcons) use 18 sectors per track (however, when you used a 5.25 disk drive instead of a 3.5 this will only be 15). Extra High Density disk drives (quite rare) use 26 sectors per track. It's quite safe to use 'Examine' here, so that the program finds out how many sectors per track there are by itself. This will also work with HD/ED drives. NUMBER OF SIDES ON THE DISK A disk is either single-or double-sided. This means that data is either stored on one side only, or on both sides. Single-sided disk drives can only read single sided disks; double sided disk drives can read single-as well as double-sided disks. Please try to remember how many sides the disk had! You can also select 'Examine', but when the disk happens to be single-sided whereas it has been formatted double-sided previously, the program will wrongly find two sides! This will then result in a wrong BPB calculation. SECTORS PER CLUSTER In the FAT (explanation at next alert box), parts of a disk are represented in clusters of 1 or 2 sectors (nearly always 2). One cluster represents one allocation unit (so when you e.g. save a 1-byte file, it will cost you 1024 bytes disk space generally). This is nearly always 2, which you should specify here. When in doubt about the meaning of all this, select 2. NUMBER OF FATS ON THE DISK When a file is stored on disk the system needs to know where that file is located and which sectors it occupies (since these are not always contiguous). For this, the first logical track is used by the system to store the File Allocation Table (or FAT), in duplo. This table stores the links between individual clusters of a file. Normally, there are two FATs on a disk (so you'll most probably have to select '2' here). NUMBER OF DIRECTORY ENTRIES All the files on a disk are stored in the so-called directory - the list of files that are present on the disk with their creation date, size, and type. A directory consists of directory entries - one for each file. Normally there are 112 directory entries, but some special format programs make only 64 (creates some extra storage space). Do note that SINGLE SIDED disk with FORTY tracks also require '64' to be entered here! In all other cases you'll most probably have to select '112'. SECTORS PER FAT ENTRY In the FAT (File Allocation Table) there are several entries in which sectors are represented. There is quite a full-proof way of 'Examining' this, so you should select 'Examine' here, unless you're sure about selecting either two, three of five. DEMO VERSION This is a DEMO version of the program. It allows you to do the following things only ONCE or NOT AT ALL: Immunize a disk, restore a disk and kill a bootsector virus. The 'repair BPB' mode does not write a repaired BPB at all. All other functions are still available, so that the program still allows you to discover its full potential. A full version may be obtained at the address in the program's menu dialog box. PRINTER NOT CONNECTED Your printer is not connected, not on-line or wrongly connected. Please check the cable, turn the power on or switch to on-line. This wil alleviate the problem and allow you to print out the 'Boot File' on your printer. SYSTEM STATUS SCREEN This screen provides some important information as to which programs are hooked onto your computer's important trap vectors and system variables. Addresses displayed in reverse are suspicious; when 'ALERT' is displayed behind them they may very well point to a virus in memory. The memory contents can be displayed on your screen by clicking on the inverted address. Keeping [CONTROL] pressed then will cause output to be sent to your printer, if connected. Also pressing [ALTERNATE] will cause a form feed to be sent after. Regular numbers indicate regular applications, hashed numbers are antiviruses, minused ones are viruses. Supported keys whilst analysis is going on: [CONTROL] Slows down the display [ALTERNATE] Displays numbers only (no XBRA ID) LINK-VIRUS FOUND ON A FILE Link-viruses cannot be destroyed by the program. The routines that are needed to repair a link-virus are very complicated, but it is possible to repair some files after all. For this, you need to send the infected files on a disk to us, so that repair can be attempted manually. It is impossible to give any guarentee of success, however! Do you want your file to be repaired? Here's what to do: 1) Copy the file(s) to another disk 2) Add enough International Reply Coupons so that the package can be sent back to you. Please add 3 extra for additional costs. 3) Send the disk plus the IRCs to us. The address can be found in the program's menu dialog box. ANTIVIRUS FOUND ON DISK; DESTROY IT OR KEEP IT? The virus killer found an Antivirus on the disk in the drive. These antiviruses are installed in your system when you reset with an antivirus-infected disk in the drive, and warn you for executable bootsectors. Some antiviruses copy themselves to other, non-executable disks. This means that they CAN be dangerous for e.g. MS-DOS disks, that are not executable in ST mode and that will then be written to by the Anti-virus. So watch out! !WRITE OR PRINT A BOOT FILE In order to enhance future versions, it is important that we receive any bootsectors that the program does not yet recognize so that they may be recognized by future releases. The program offers two possibilities for this: 1) Write a bootfile This writes a 512-byte datafile on the disk, containing the suspicious bootsector. You will need to insert a disk with enough room left on it in the drive (or format one), and then send it to us. 2) Print a bootfile This prints the bootsector as HEX-data on your printer. Please do not forget to fill out the required information. We would like to receive the printout as soon as possible! "CHECK A WHOLE PARTITION/FOLDER/CHECK MANUALLY FOR LINK VIRUSES As there can be many files you want to check, you can select whether to scan a single file, tree-scan a whole folder or check all files on a floppy or partition (this will also include a boot virus scan). To tree-scan a folder, enter it but don't select a file (simply press OK). To quit tree scan, select Cancel. It is also possible to immunize against link-viruses. By selecting 'Set Immunize', you can specify which files you want immunized and which not - and if you want files to be immunized in the first place or not. Files that are immunized can also no longer be deleted or edited (the latter is important to know for data files, word processing you've done & source files). Please remember that a disk must have a valid directory when you want to check link-viruses, otherwise the program may crash... #SEARCHING BOOTSECTOR VIRUSES ON HARDDISK IMPOSSIBLE?! Well...er...it IS in fact impossible, but this version contains a 'hidden feature', a feature that allows you to have a look at your hard disk's bootsector and even basically check it for some of the viruses that can install themselves on a har disk. This option is not documented because you can only LOOK and not REPAIR the HD bootsectors. Regard it as a little extra. and closely read the on-screen remarks. Click on the little dot in the top right-hand corner of an alert box and then select the hidden hard disk option. $DISK CONTAINS ONLY GARBAGE BUT IS EXECUTABLE You can now do the following: 1) Do nothing The disk may then crash when you boot your system while it's inserted in the boot drive. 2) Make non-executable Chances are small that the disk HAS to be executable for the program that's on it, because it starts with garbage rather than true machine code. If you fear that there might be more on the bootsector, but if you want it non-executable, this is the option you should select. Don't select this option when you (for some reason) know that the disk HAS to be executable! 3) Immunize disk This simply immunizes the disk as usual. There's a chance that possible info in the bootsector will be damaged (if present in the first place). %BOOTSECTORS THAT MAY NOT BE VERY USEFUL There are certain bootsectors that you may not find useful. These include: 1) Virus free bootsector 2) Miscellaneous text message bootsectors 3) Bootsectors identifying backups by certain copy programs 4) Bootsector demos 5) Atari TOS booters (required when loading TOS from disk) 6) Autonomously running little bootsector programs These bootsectors all have in common that they are usually not needed as part of something bigger. It needs to be mentioned that, though special care has been taken when selecting the bootsectors you can now repair, you will repair this one at your own risk! &VERY OLD VIRUS KILLER VERSION This version of the 'Ultimate Virus Killer' is over 1 year old! Principally this means that it is dangerous to use, as it is grotesquely outdated. This DOES sound like some kind of commercial gag, but it is REALLY advisable to get a new version. Please no longer send in any bootfiles if you want them to be replied to! 'COMPRESSED FILE FOUND Although no link virus has actually been found on this compressed program file, it cannot be guarenteed that it has no link virus (even though the chances are VERY SMALL). A 'compressed file' is a file that has been reduced in size and that, when it is run, de-compresses itself again in memory so that it gets back its normal size and works like it should. This principle is totally harmless and very useful, but you cannot be sure that it wasn't perhaps infected by a link virus before it was compressed. You may try to de-compress the file and check it again later. Special de-compression programs are available in the Public Domain. Two examples are Mike Mee's Multi Depacker, Marinos Yannikos' Naughty Depack and Mike Watson's Mega Depack. Needless to say, the programs on the Ultimate Virus Killer disk are all compressed but free of link viruses! 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numbersABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRTUVWXYZFloppy, hard or RAMdisks attachedxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxNo virus in keyboard processor!HELPxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xx.xx.xxxx xx:xx:xxTODAY VIRUSES WILL BE KILLEDON THE BIRTHDAY OFxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxHELPxxx xx.xx.xxxx xx:xx:xxImmunizationxxxxDe-immunizationxxxxOperate on .PRGxxxxOperate on .*xxxxOperate on .APPxxxxOperate on .TTPxxxxOperate on .TOSxxxxOperate on .ACCxxxx(De-)immunization Parameters DDMMYYYYDate (DDMMYYYY): __-__-____99999999HHMMSSTime (HHMMSS): __:__:__999999Please enter date and timeYYYYMMDDDate (YYYYMMDD): ____-__-__99999999HHMMSSTime (HHMMSS): __:__:__999999Please enter date and timeWhich drive should I check?xxx xx.xx.xxxx xx:xx:xxDrive SelectionHELP 0000: 0010: 0020: 0030: 0040: 0050: 0060: 0070: 0080: 0090: 00A0: 00B0: 00C0: 00D0: 00E0: 00F0: 0100: 0110: 0120: 0130: 0140: 0150: 0160: 0170: 0180: 0190: 01A0: 01B0: 01C0: 01D0: 01E0: 01F0:1X XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX2X XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX3X XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX4X XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX5X XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX6X XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX7X XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX8X XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX9X XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XXaX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XXbX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XXcX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XXdX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XXeX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XXfX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX 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LIST PRINTERxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxHELPxxx xx.xx.xxxx xx:xx:xxTHE ULTIMATE VIRUS KILLER - RESTORE BOOTSECTORHELPCANCEL1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx2xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx3xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx4xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx5xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx6xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx7xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx8xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx9xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxaxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxbxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxcxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxdxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxexxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxfxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx LIST OF SPECIAL APPLICATIONS THAT ARE RECOGNIZED The system check status screen figures between brackets comprise the following: 1: Safe (nothing special, standard Atari TOS values) 2: Super Accessory III (Extended accessory) 3: Vreport (Resident virus warning program by C. Frischkorn) 4: Viral (Resident virus warning program by C. Frischkorn) 5: Track Display (display drive/track/time program) 6: Update (resident utility program) 7: Turbo ST (Software blitter, accessory or program) 8: UIS II/III (Alternative 'Universal Item Selector' program) 9: DC Showit (PD demo program version of 'DC DESKTOP') 10: Atari HD Driver (the standard Atari harddisk driver) 11: Vortex HD driver (the standard Vortex harddisk driver) 12: Haboo (Harddisk booster program) 13: RAMdisk (a small resident RAMdisk program from Holland) 14: Mortimer (resident desktop extension program) 15: Turbodos (French Atari hard disk speeder program) 16: Medium Emulator (a Shareware program by Nick West) 17: Epson Printer Adapter (German program on GfA Basic 2.0 disk) 18: N_System 203 (Multi-accessory by Noud v. Kruysbergen) 19: Poolfix 4 (correct version by Claus Brod, orig. by A. Pratt) 20: Sysmon V1.02 (shareware monitor program by K. Isakovic) 21: 5 in 1 RAMdisk (flexible RAMdisk program by Maarten de Rijk) 22: Butler James (alternative Control Panel accessory) 23: Fileselector (alternative fileselector by Martin Patzel) 24: Gemini Shell (shareware desktop alternative) 25: Vdisk (3.4 only?) (PD reset resistant RAMdisk accessory) 26: GfA Immun (GfA Club program) 27: Goodview (PD zoom program by Alexander Beller, big version) 28: Goodlook (PD zoom program by Alexander Beller, small version) 29: Umlaut (PD printer adaption accessory by Henrik Alt) 30: Protect (PD software write protect accessory by Henrik Alt) 31: Anti Virus System (little program by Markus Wicki) 32: Hermes (accessory by Computerware Software) 33: Newbell (gag program by Dan Wilga, Gribnif Software) 34: Luftschlo Winzram-disk (RAMdisk program by Claus Brod) 35: Multi Function accessory (enhanced 'PROTECT'+more, see above) 36: START File Selector (program by Charles F. Johnson) 37: Intersector RAMBaby (RAMdisk accessory by Intersect) 38: STE Fix (STE TOS 1.6 bug fixer program by Atari) 39: Hard Reset (software hard reset program) 40: Pinhead (program by Charles F. Johnson) 41: Protos (maxi-screen program by Application Syst. Heidelberg) 42: Maxidisk (RAMdisk program by Max Bhm) 43: Quick ST (Software blitter program) 44: Automon Switch 45: MCache (Commercial memory cache program by Michtron) 46: NeoDesk 3 (Alternative Desktop by Gribnif Software) 47: Fontloader (Font loader AUTOfolder program by Gribnif Soft) 48: Maccel III (Mouse speeder/screen saver program by Atari) 49: KAOS (inofficial alternative TOS 1.4 version) 50: Chameleon (Accessory-load accessory) 51: Multidesk by Charles F. Johnson (Accessory-load accessory) 52: SI Ramdisk/Printer Spooler (from ST Informer) 53: Little Green File Selector (Alternative fileselector program) 54: ST Lock (Harddisk password/lock program by STRIKE-a-LIGHT) 55: DMC Laserbrain (Laserprinter Epson emulator accessory) 56: NVDI (German Software Blitter Program) 57: MDisk (Flexible RAMdisk accessory by Christoph Strunk) 58: EDisk (RAMdisk program by Volker A. Brandt) 59: ICD Harddisk driver (Harddisk driver of ICD harddisks) 60: Digital Keyklick (Shareware keyclick prg by David Baggett) 61: Mike's Ramdisk (Ramdisk accessory by Michael Vederman) 62: Accent + (PD 1st Word Plus help program by Markus The) 63: Cold Hard Cache (Shareware cache program by Robert Owens III) 64: Hybri-Switch (Reset resistant RAMdisk by J. Eidsvoog et al) 65: Quick Screen (Turbo blitter accessory by Martin Haubner) 66: Hotwire (Program-load-on-key-press program by J. Eidsvoog...) 67: G+Plus (GDOS alternative by J. Eidsvoog & Charles F. Johnson) 68: FormDoIt (Dialog box patch by Dan Wilga) The Bios and Xbios traps are recognised as Fontloader (47) 69: DC Flight (Drive A light indicator thingy by DC Software) 70: FMC (Resident Force Media Change program by Larry McConnell) 71: Sysbeep (Sample-on-ping-sound program by David Thomson) 72: Arcdrive (Space saver/real time ARCer by Phil Stubbington) 73: SysMon (System monitor program by Dan Wilga) 74: Confix 75: Protect 6 (Resident PD protect program by Lars-Erik sterud) 76: Accent (Program by Markus The) 77: ICD Harddisk Driver/Kuma's K-RAM RAMdisk 78: Drive B Simulator (Public Domain program by George Greve) 79: Let 'Em Fly (Shareware alert box enhance prog by O. Scheele) The alternative item selector "Selectric" is also recognized like this 80: Sector Display (Resident program by Red Egg Software) 81: Standard ST Book built-in ROM drive utilities by Atari 82: Mousetricks (Mouse button etc. prog by Jonathan Lawrence) 83: Multi GEM (Software multi-tasking thing by Maxon) 84: VRam (Virtual RAM Driver) 85: Resident ATOM data file depacker routine (by Altair) 86: SD Driver (hard disk driver for the Digital Works Turbofile HD) 87: Data Diet (compression system from Double Click software) 88: Alman HP Desk Jet Screendump Routines 2.0 89: Warp 9 (screen speeder program by Codehead software) 90: Protar hard disk driver 91: Bigmonitor (program for big screens) 92: TOS Fix (various TOS fix programs for TOS 1.04, "Rainbow TOS") 93: Check Open Files 94: Star Struck (screen saver accessory by Tony Sanson) 95: Resident Keyboard Patcher 96: Multi Dialog (program by Helmut Neukirchen) 97: NEC P6 Driver 98: Eickmann Hard Disk Plus Driver 99: Definite File Selector (alternative file selector program) 100: TSB Resident Virus Protector 101: Hisoft File Selector (alternative file selector program by Hisoft) 102: Rubriks Screen Saver (ST Format Coverdisk #42) 103: Auto-Capture (program by Stuart Coates) 104: DC Right DC (program by Double Click Software) 105: Gribnif Sysmon Configuration Program 106: Drive Divertor (program by Stuart Coates) 107: SM Auto Backup (program for ST Plus Magazine, Germany) 108: Hotmouse (program) 109: Turbo RAM Disk 110: Ultra Fast RAM Disk (program by Charles Smeton) 111: Intersector RAM Disk (RAMdisk accessory by Intersect) 112: TOS RAM Disk 113: Qwikdisk (RAMdisk accessory by Link Tomlin) 114: Guardian (resident virus killer program) 115: Norprint (resident program to allow printing of Norwegian chars) 116: N_System Commands (system accessory by Noud van Kruysbergen) 117: Genlock (program for picture on desktop, ST Format cover disk #42) 118: GEM Plus 119: Force Media Change (program by Living software) 120: Harlekin (program by HiSoft) 121: Datalight (resident compression/decompression utility) 122: Regacc (program by Doug Harrison) 123: Codekeys (keyboard shortcut program by Codehead software) 124: ICD Time (time set program by ICD) 125: Trashbak (program by Markus The) 126: Barrel (printer output utility by Moshe Braner) 127: Ivory Dragon Resident Depacker (Public Domain program) 128: DC No Alert (program by Double Click Software) 129: RS232 Enhancement (modem/serial printer enhancement program) 130: Turbo Cache (shareware hard disk speeder by Ralf Biedermann) 131: Metados (program by Atari) 132: MiNT (MiNT Is Now TOS, Multi-tasking kernel by Eric Smith) 133: Crazy Sounds (keyboard bleep redefine program by Maxon) 134: Led Panel (drive indicator program by Christoph Zwerschke) 135: Unsquish TSR (resident "Squish II" decompressor by Trace Tech) 136: Data Rescue (undelete utility by Trace Technologies) 137: Sentry TRS (resident decompressor for the "Sentry" packer) Please also note that the following VIRUSES are identical when recognized in memory: 2 and 17; 8 and 15; 18 and 20; 6 and 11; 12 and 27 and 40 and 46; 31 and 32 and 33; 30 and 34 and 36; Antivirus #4 is recognized as virus 12; Antivirus #6 is recognized as virus 45. Virus 53 is recognized as Antivirus #1. All viruses that only differ in their name due to the added characters (e.g. Mad A and Mad B) are recognized the same. The Claus Brod Harddisk Driver (CBHD, off his "Kleisterscheibe") is recognized as a Standard Atari Harddisk Driver. Certain system variables in standard Atari systems can be indicated to be "KAOS". This is unavoidable due to high similarity. Note to all authors of programs that bend any of the system vectors present in the 'Extensive System Check Screen': Please send me a copy of your program, stating whether it is Public Domain or not, how it should be run, what system requirements there are, as well as a short description. Thanks! #a000000 #b000000 #c7770007000600070055200505552220770557075055507703111103 #d #E D8 12 #W 00 00 0E 03 1E 12 08 A:\*.*@ #W 00 00 0D 08 2A 0B 00 @ #W 00 00 0E 09 2A 0B 00 @ #W 00 00 0F 0A 2A 0B 00 @ #M 00 00 00 FF A FLOPPY DISK@ @ #M 00 01 00 FF B FLOPPY DISK@ @ #T 00 03 02 FF TRASH@ @ #F FF 04 @ *.*@ #D FF 01 @ *.*@ #G 03 FF *.APP@ @ #G 03 FF *.PRG@ @ #F 03 04 *.TOS@ @ #P 03 04 *.TTP@ @  LIST OF BOOTSECTORS THAT CAN BE RESTORED The bootsectors that can be restored can be split into two sections: A) General bootsectors (with an exclamation mark "!" behind them) and B) Specific bootsectors. The general bootsectors are not specific (or have been supplied without the appropriate BPB) and can usually be written on more disks. The BPB is left untouched and the bootsector is automatically made executable again. 16 Bit Hit Machine Disk 3 This disk contains the games: Axel's Magic Hammer and Super Cars 1st Freezer 1st Freezer Data disk! This is a disk made by 1st Freezer 1st Freezer Version 2 5th Gear Aciieed Demo Advanced Rugby Simulator Afterburner disk A Airball Aladin Data disk (French)! Aladin Data disk (German)! Aladin Data disk (English)! These are all the disks that are formatted for use with Aladin Amiga Demo Amiga Module Compilation Disk Anarchy Angst Demo Animal Mine Demo AntiVirus V5.1 NOT CLONING! Latest AntiVirus that does NOT copy itself AntiVirus V5.1 CLONING! Latest AntiVirus that DOES copy itself Anxiously Waiting for the Snork Demo A Prehistoric Tale Aquanaut disk 1 Aquanaut disk 2 Archipelagos Version 1 Archipelagos Version 2 Arena disk A Armourgeddon disk 1 Armourgeddon disk 2 Armourgeddon disk 3 Around the World Atari 520 STE Turbo Pack disk 2 Atari 520 STE Turbo Pack disk 3 Atari Discovery Xtra 520 STE Atari France STE Demo Atomic Robokid Audio Artistic Demo Audiopac! A demo Pacman with loada music Audio Sculpture Demo Aura Party Demo Awakening of the Gods Demo Awesome disk 1 Axel's Magic Hammer Baal disk A Baal disk B version 1 Baal disk B version 2 Backlash Back to the Future II Back to the Future III disk 1 Back to the Future III disk 2 Bad Company Badlands game disk Badlands Pete Bad Taste Demo Ballistix Barbarian disk A Barbarian II disk 1 Barbarian II disk 2 Barbarian II disk 3 The Psygnosis games; not the Palace ones Barbarian II! The Palace Barbarian II B.A.T. II disk 1 B.A.T. II disk 2 B.A.T. II disk 3 B.A.T. II disk 4 B.A.T. II disk 5 Batman Story 1 Batman Story 2 Batman (The Movie) disk 1 Batman (The Movie) disk 2 Battle Command Battle Master Beach Volleyball disk 1 Bedlam Demo Beginning of the Ending Demo, The Bermuda Project disk A Bermuda Project disk B Betrayal disk 1 Betrayal disk 2 Beverly Hills Cop disk 1 Beverly Hills Cop disk 2 Beyond Demo Beyond the Ice Palace Preview version?! BIG Demo Bird Mad Girl Show Demo Black Lamp Black'n'White Demo Blitz Turbo Blood Money disk 1 Blood Money disk 2 Bloodsucker Demo Bomber disk A Bomber disk B Bonanza Bros. Brat Brataccas BSS Jane Seymour disk 1 BSS Jane Seymour disk 2 Buffallo Bill's Rodeo Games disk 1 Buffallo Bill's Rodeo Games disk 2 Buffallo Bill's Rodeo Games disk 3 Burning Illusions Demo Cadaver disk 1 California Games Disk 2 The version contained in the Sporting Gold Compilation! Captive disk I Carl Lewis Challenge disk 2 Carrier Command Castle Master Castle Master II - The Crypt Chambers of Shaolin Compilation Chambers of Shaolin disk 1 in the Thalion '1st Year' Compilation Chambers of Shaolin Original The original Chambers of Shaolin disk 1 as full-price product Chaos Strikes Back Dungeon Master II Chaos Strikes Back Utility disk Utility disk for Dungeon Master II Charts Compilation 1991 The Official NEXT Charts Compilation of 1991 Chase HQ Chase HQ II disk 1 Chip's Challenge Choice of Gods disk 1 Choice of Gods disk 2 Chuck Rock disk 1 Chuck Rock disk 2 Cisco Heat Clever & Smart Cloud Kingdoms Coinop Hits II disk 6 A disk containing Hammerfist and Ninja Spirit Colorz Demo Constellations Demo #1 Constellations Demo #2 Continental Circus (Virgin) The original, full priced version by Virgin Games Continental Circus (16 Blitz) The budget version by 16 Blitz Corporation disk 1 Crackdown disk 1 Crackdown disk 2 Cuddly Demos Crazy Cars II! Custodian Cybercon III Cybernoid II version 1 Cybernoid II version 2 Daley Thompson's Olympic Challenge disk A Daley Thompson's Olympic Challenge disk B Damocles (Mercenary II) Dark Side Dark Side of the Spoon D-Basic Decade Demo Deep Space disk A Delirious Demo II Demon Demo Demons and Drivers disk 1 Demons and Drivers disk 2 Desolator Deuteros disk 1 Deuteros Save Game disk Dimension Demo Dogs of War Dominator Double Doozer Demo Double Dragon disk B Double Dragon III disk A Double Dragon III disk B Down at the Trolls Dragon Breed disk 1 Dragonflight disk A Dragonflight disk B/C Double sided disk B/C, single sided disk B Dragonflight disk C Only for single sided users Dragon Ninja Version 1 Dragon Ninja Version 2 Dragon's Breath Dragon's Breath (Discovery Pack version) Dragon's Lair Dragon Spirit disk 1 Dragon Spirit disk 2 Drakkhen disk 1! Drakkhen disk 2! Drakkhen disk 3! Dreams Demo Dugger Dungeon Master Dsseldorf 1991 Fair Demo Dyter_07 Eat My Bollocks Demo Ecstasy Demo Electrocoin Electronic Images Super Disk Eliminator Empire Strikes Back version 1 Empire Strikes Back version 2 Enchanted Land Encounter ST! Energy For You Demo Eskimo Games European Demos disk 1! European Demos disk 2! European Soccer Challenge European Super League disk 1 European Super League disk 2 Even Easter Demo Extreme Rage Demo Eye of Horus F-15 Strike Eagle II disk 1 F-19 Stealth Fighter disk A v1 F-19 Stealth Fighter disk B v1 F-19 Stealth Fighter disk C v1 F-19 Stealth Fighter disk A v2 F-19 Stealth Fighter disk B v2 There are two different release versions of this program! F-29 Retaliator disk A F-29 Retaliator disk B Faked Out disk C Falcon Fantasy World Dizzy Fast Lane Federation of Free Traders (FOFT) disk A Federation of Free Traders (FOFT) disk B Fire & Brimstone disk A Fire & Brimstone disk B First Contact disk 1 First Contact disk 2 Fish! Flimbo's Quest Fighting Soccer Fish'n'Chips Demo in 1991 Flip-It & Magnose FNIL Demo Footballer of the Year II Forgotten Worlds Formula One Grand Prix disk 1 Formula One Grand Prix disk 2 Formula One Grand Prix disk 3 Formula One Grand Prix disk 4 Froggies over the Fence disk 1 Froggies over the Fence disk 2 Froggies over the Fence disk 3 Future Basketball Galaxy Force disk 1 Galaxy Force disk 2 Galtan Six First Demo Gateway of Hexenland Demo Gauntlet disk 2 This is Gauntlet I! Gauntlet II disk 2 Gazza 2 - Soccer Stars Gemini Wing disk 1 Genesys Demo Genesys II Demo The 82 track remix G.NIUS Genius Demo No demo of the game of the same name, though Ghost Battle Ghostbusters II disk A Ghostbusters II disk B Ghostbusters II disk C Ghostbusters II disk D Ghostbusters II disk A Ghostbusters II disk B These two are the double-sided Hollywood Collection versions Gnurk Demo Godfather disk 1 Gods disk 1 Gods disk 2 Golden Axe Game disk 1! Golden Axe Game disk 2 Gold of the Aztecs disk A Gold of the Aztecs disk B Goldrunner Watch out: This is Goldrunner I Goldrunner II boot disk Goldrunner II Data disk The default data disk that you get with Goldrunner II Goldrunner II Scenery disk I The Pete Lyon scenery disk Goldrunner II Scenery disk II The Martin Kenwright scenery disk Grand Monster Slam Grand Prix Masters Great Courts Great Giana Sisters Gunship disk A Gunship disk B Hackabound Demo Hammerfist Hardcore Dancefloor Demo Hardcore Demo Harlequin Harley Davidson Heavy Metal Heimdal disk 0 Heimdal disk 1 Heimdal disk 2 Heimdal disk 3 Heimdal disk 4 Hellbent Helter Skelter Hero Quest High Voltage Demos Hill Street Blues Hotrod Hot Rubber disk 1 Hot Rubber disk 2 Hydra Ice Hockey (Face Off) If Pigs Could Fly Demo Ikari Warriors Imagination Megademo Imperium Impossamole disk 1 Infestation Inspirational Demo International 3D Tennis disk 1 International 3D Tennis disk 2 International Karate Plus International Soccer International Soccer Challenge Interphase Invisible Man Demo Ivanhoe disk A Ivanhoe disk B Jambala, Seven Gates of James Pond James Pond II Jimmy White's Whirlwind Snooker Joe Blade II Joystick Demo J.U.G. Jupiter Probe version 1 Jupiter Probe version 2 Just Musix Demo Kaiser disk I Kaiser disk II Kaiser disk III Kaos Meeting Demo Karate Kid II version 1 Karate Kid II version 2 Kid Gloves II Killing Cloud disk 1 Killing Game Show disk 1 Knock! Knock! Demo Kristal disk 2 Kristal disk 3 Kristal disk 4 Laser Squad Last Ninja II disk 2 Last Ninja Remix disk A Leander disk 1 Leander disk 2 Ledgers Issue 10 Le Joli Petit Matin Demo Lemmings Lemmings 2 - The Tribes Lemmings/Elf demo Demo disk of "The One" magazine containing demos of these games Leonardo Lethal XCess disk A Lethal XCess disk B Life's A Bitch Demo Lightning Demo Lightspeed Demo Lingo ST Lin Wu's Challenge Litti's Hot Shot Lords of Chaos Lost Patrol Game disk 1 Lure of the Temptress Mad Professor Mariarty Magic Pockets Manchester United disk 1 Manchester United disk 2 Manchester United Europe Marble Madness Masque Matrix Marauders Maupiti Island Mayday Squad disk A M-Demo 3 M-Demo 4 disk 1 M-Demo 4 disk 2 Megaband Demo Megablast Demo Mega Lo Mania Menace disk A Menace disk B Mental Hangover Demo Metrocross Microprose Golf program disk Microprose Gold/Pitfighter Demo Demo disk of "The One" magazine containing demos of these games Microprose Soccer disk A Microprose Soccer disk B Midnight Resistance disk 1 Midwinter Master disk Midwinter II graphics disk Midwinter II mission disk Midwinter II program disk Mindbomb Demo Minix ST V1.1 Moonshine Racer disk 1 Moonshine Racer disk 2 Moonwalker Monster Business Monthy Python's Flying Circus Mortimer/Butler Multi ST Murder! My Socks Are Weapons Demo Navy Moves disk 1 Navy Moves disk 2 Navy Seals Nebulus Nerdhouse Demo Nevermind disk A New Year's Demo New Year's Demo II New Year's Demo This time not by Swedish hackers but by ULM, Luxemburg New Zealand Story disk 1 Nightbreed disk 1 Nightbreed disk 2 Nightbreed disk 3 Night Hunter disk 1 Night Hunter disk 2 Nitro Nitro Boost North & South NPG Megademo NTM Demo disk 1 NTM Demo disk 2 Obitus disk A Obliterator disk A Oh no! More Lemmings Oids Onslaught Ooh Crikey Wot A Scorcher! Operation Thunderbolt Operation Wolf Boot Operation Wolf Data #1 version 1 Operation Wolf Data #1 version 2 Operation Wolf disk 1 The latter is the Magnum 4 compilation version O.U.C.H. Demo Outrun Outrun Europe Overdose Demo Overdrive Demo Overscan Demos Oxxonian disk 1 Oxxonian disk 3 P47 Thunderbolt Paperboy Paradroid 90 disk A Paradroid 90 disk B Perpetual Dawn Demo Phalanx Demo! Phaleon Giga Demo disk 1 Phaleon Giga Demo disk 2 Phaleon Giga Demo disk 3 Phaleon Giga Demo disk 4 Phenix & TBC Compilation III Pirates v1 Pirates v2 These are two different bootsector versions of the same game Pitfighter disk 1 Platoon disk B Plotting Poltergeist Demo Postman Pat Power Drift disk 1 Power Drift disk 2 Power Drift disk 3 Power Rise Demo Predator II disk 1 Predator II disk 2 Presentation STE Prince Prison disk A In French this game is called Bobo Projectyle Pro Power Boat + SAS Combat Punish Your Machine disk A Punish Your Machine disk B Purple Saturn Day disk 1 Purple Saturn Day disk 2 Quest for the Time Bird! Question of Sports Quick and Silva Rainbow Islands disk 1 Rainbow Islands disk 2 Rainbow Warrior (Greenpeace) disk 1 Rainbow Warrior (Greenpeace) disk 2 Rainbow Warrior (Greenpeace) disk 3 Reality is a Lie Realms disk 1 Relapse Demo disk 1 Relapse Demo disk 2 Relapse Demo disk 3 Renegade disk 1 Resolution 101 Return to Genesis Rick Dangerous Rick Dangerous II Rings of Medusa disk A Rip 'Dis Demo Robin Hood Robocop II disk A Rockstar ate my Hamster Rodland Roller Coaster Rambler disk 1 Roller Coaster Rambler disk 2 Ronnie Demo Rotor RTOS/UH Bootdisk Version 1! RTOS/UH Bootdisk Version H! R-Type Identical to the Atari Powerpack disk B version Rubicon disk A Rugby the World Cup Running Man Run the Gauntlet disk 1 Run the Gauntlet disk 2 R.V.F. Honda Salon de la Micro 1990 Demo, Le Sapiens! SBF Copy Party Demo Scenario - Theatre of War disk 1 Scenario - Theatre of War disk 2 Scramble Spirits Version 1 Scramble Spirits Version 2 Screaming Wings Sensible Soccer disk 1 Sensible Soccer disk 2 Sentinel S-Express Demo Shadow Dancer Shadowlands disk 1 Shadowlands disk 2 Shadow of the Beast disk A Shadow of the Beast disk B Shadow of the Beast II disk 1 Shadow of the Beast II disk 2 Shadow Warriors disk A version 1 Shadow Warriors disk A version 2 Shadow Warriors disk B Shadow Warriors disk C Shinobi disk 1 Shinobi disk 2 Silkworm Simulcra Game disk Simulcra Data disk Skid Row Demo disk 1 Skid Row Demo disk 2 Skidz Skidz (16 Bit Hit Machine version) Skinny Puppy Demo Skull & Crossbones Skyblaster disk A Slayer Snow Strike Solomon's Key Songs of the Unexpected Sonic Boom disk 1 Sonic Boom disk 2 Sound Demo II - Synth Dream Sowatt Demo Space Ace Space Demo Space Harrier II disk 1 Space Harrier II disk 2 Space Shuttle II Speedball 2 Special Forces Start Up disk Special Forces game disk A Special Forces game disk B Spellbound Spider Sprite Demo ST Action Game disk #8 Bootsector off an "ST Action" magazine cover disk Stampede Issue 4 disk 1 Standard Doublesided disk Standard Immunized disk! Standard Singlesided disk These leave the BPB intact, which might be handy one day Starglider II Star Trek State of the Art Demo St. Dragon ST Format Cover disk #12 Stone Age Stormball Stormlord disk 1 Stormlord disk 2 Stormtrooper disk 1 Stratego Street Gang disk 1 Street Hockey Stryx disk A Stryx disk B ST Soccer ST Soccer Demo ST Soccer V2.0 Stupendous Demo Super Cars Super Hangon disk A Super Hangon disk B Super Monaco Grand Prix Super Off Road disk A Super Sprint! Supremacy disk 1 Supremacy disk 2 Supremacy disk 3 Switchblade Switchblade II SWIV Synic Demo Syntax Terror Synth Dream II Tai Pan Team Suzuki Team Yankee TEC Demo Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles Teramis disk 1 Teramis disk 2 Terrorpods disk A Terry's Big Adventure Thalion Sound Demo The Ball Game The Deep! The Immortal The One Coverdisk #9 Theme Park Mystery The Musical Wonder 1990 The Musical Wonder 1991 Things Not To Do Demo Thunderbirds disk A Thunderbirds disk B Tie Break Time Machine Time Soldier disk A To be on Top Toki Toobin Torvak the Warrior disk 1 Torvak the Warrior disk 2 Total Eclipse Tower of Babel Toyota Celica GT Rally Tragedy for You Demo Transbeauce Party Demo Transbeauce Party Demo II disk 1 Transbeauce Party Demo II disk 2 Treasure Trap disk A Treasure Trap Disk B Trex Warrior Trivial Pursuit Turbo Outrun Turrican II Turrican II demo Twinworld disk A Twinworld disk B Typhoon Thompson Typhoon Thompson Demo Also known as Air Earth-, Rare Earth-and Air Raid-Demo Ultimate Demo Ultimate Golf Ultimate Muzak Demo Volume I Ultimate Muzak Demo Volume II Ultimate Muzak Demo Volume III Under Pressure Demo (ST Action Playable Demo disk 31 version) Union Demo Untouchables disk 1 version 1 Untouchables disk 1 version 2 Untouchables disk 2 Untouchables disk 3 U.S.S. John Young disk 1 U.S.S. John Young disk 2 Utopia disk 1 V8 Music System II Vampire's Empire Vector Demo Ventura Demo disk 1 Ventura Demo disk 2 Venus the Flytrap disk 1 Venus the Flytrap disk 2 Verminator Vigilante Victory Road Viking Child Vindicators Virus (The GAME from Firebird) Vroom boot disk Vroom game disk Warhead War in Middle Earth Warlock the Avenger Warp disk A Warp disk B Whattaheck Demo Wicked Willow! Wings of Death disk A Wings of Death disk B Wizard Warz Wizkid Wolverine Demo World Championship Squash Full name: Jahangir Khan World Championship Squash World Class Rugby Wrath of the Demon disk 1 Wrath of the Demon disk 2 Wrath of the Demon disk 3 Wrath of the Demon disk 4 WWF European Rampage disk 1 Xenon II disk A Xenon II disk B Xenophobe X-Out Year After Demo YO Demo Yolanda Zany Golf disk 1 Zany Golf disk 2 Zodiac Party Demo Zynaps Please note: Many of the bootsectors in this list, e.g. the AntiVirus by Helmut Neukirchen, are Public Domain and can only be spread non-commercially. It is NOT my aim to infringe upon the PD principle by including them in my virus killer restore list, and all rights remain with the authors. I have only included them merely and ONLY for the sake of completeness. Should any of you have written one of these PD programs and not agree with them being in my virus killer, do not hesitate to write and I will get them out of this list a.s.a.p.! Are you not sure whether or not a bootsector belongs to a particular game of a specific company? Just 'restore' the bootsector onto an empty TEST disk (has to be formatted, though) and then check it with the killer. This will give company info as well... THE KNOWN VIRUSES ON THE ST AND THEIR SYMPTOMS This is a systematic description of all viruses that are recognized by the "Ultimate Virus Killer". It is rather technical by nature; in case you are interested but you don't know what to do with all the various phrases you get hurled at you, please refer to other books on the subject. Name: Official name of the virus. When several different versions of one virus exist, their difference is indicated by one additional character - "A" for the earliest or most widely spread version, "B" for the next, etc. Type: The description of the virus fitting the most common virus classification. Discovery date: The date when the virus was earliest reported to be seen. If the discoverer is known, his/her name is added between brackets. Virus can copy to drive(s): This indicates to which drives the virus can copy itself. "Current drive" implies that the virus copies to the drive that is currently in use of the ones listed. Virus attaches itself to: Here it is mentioned which system vector(s) the virus attaches itself to. When indicated to be 'undocumented reset-proof', this refers to the undocumented method for programs to become reset-resistant through the $12123456 method. Disks can be immunized against it: Informs of whether a virus cannot be immunized against, or whether it can be immunized against. In the latter case, it is indicated how one can immunize against it. The format of the immunization method is: Offset (hexadecimal), Byte/Word/Longword, and the hexadecimal value expected at that offset. Disks can be immunized with UVK: Indicates whether or not a particular virus' immunization was capable of being including in the "Ultimate Virus Killer" advanced immunization method. What can happen: Lists the effect that the virus is programmed to cause to occur. When does that happen: Specifies when the above will happen (ahem). Reset-proof: Tells you whether or not the virus can survive a warm reset. Can copy to hard disk: Tells you...er...well...this is pretty obvious, actually. Remarks: Here all the other things worth mentioning are summed up. BOOTSECTOR VIRUSES Virus #1 Name: Signum/BPL Virus A. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: November 22nd 1987 (Klaus Seligmann). Virus can copy to drive(s): A or B (current drive). Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb vector. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (0.W $6038). Immunizable with UVK: Yes. What can happen: Not known. When does that happen: When key is found on other disks (this has never been found - yet). Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: This is the most widely spread virus; an approximate estimate brings it to at least 1.5 million copies worldwide! Virus #2 Name: Mad Virus A. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: March 26th 1988 (Eerk Hofmeester). Virus can copy to drive(s): A or B (current drive). Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_rw vector. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (0.B $60). Immunizable with UVK: Yes. What can happen: Fools around with screen or bleeps with the sound chip. When does that happen: After it makes five copies of itself, and then at every disk access. Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: A relatively harmless virus, therefore also sometimes referred to as 'FUN Virus'. This is improper, however, as there already is a virus sometimes called 'Fun Virus', too (the Merlin Mad Virus, #60). For more remarks on the 'Mad Virus', see Mad Virus B (#49). Virus #3 Name: Signum/BPL Virus B. Discovery date: Summer 1988 (Anton Raves). Symptoms: Disk on which the virus is present is unreadable due to a damaged BPB. Remark: This is no true other virus, but a virus that was corrupted while active in the system. For more info see the Signum/BPL Virus A. Virus #4 Name: ACA Virus. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: June 29th 1988 (Little Joe). Virus can copy to drive(s): Boot device. Virus attaches itself to: Undocumented RESET-resistant. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (0.B $60 or 4.W $4143) Immunizable with UVK: Yes. What can happen: Track 0 is cleared (BPB, bootsector and FAT). Data is then irretrievably lost. When does that happen: After it has made 10 copies of itself. This is done each time you press reset. Reset-proof: Yes. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: This virus is made by the ACA crew (ACA stands for Anti Copyright Association) from Sweden. In April 1990 it became known that this ACA crew also made a virus killer (with lotsa graphics and a scroller in the lower border). This killer could allegedly also SPREAD viruses when you pressed a certain key combination! In a 1988 issue of the German "ST Magazin" an interview with ACA was published, in which they stated to have written (but not spread) even worse viruses. Virus #5 Name: Freeze Virus. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: July 12th 1988 (Carsten Frischkorn). Virus can copy to drive(s): A or B (current drive). Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_rw vector; also installs MFP interrupt. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (0.B $60). Immunizable with UVK: Yes. What can happen: The system slows down more and more, until it freezes. When does that happen: Right from the beginning on, increasing at every access of logical sector 11 (directory). Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Virus #6 Name: Screen Virus. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: July 12th 1988 (Carsten Frischkorn). Virus can copy to drive(s): A. Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb vector; 200 Hz System Clock vector; Etv_critic vector. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (executable). Immunizable with UVK: Yes. What can happen: Screen is blackened. When does that happen: 54 minutes after virus installation. Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: Only works on 02.06.1986 ROMs (German pre-blitter TOS). Virus #7 Name: C'T Virus. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: Summer 1988 (Wim Nottroth). Virus can copy to drive(s): Any (including hard disk). Virus attaches itself to: Undocumented RESET resistant. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (executable). Immunizable with UVK: Yes. What can happen: Deletes FAT of floppy-and hard disk (all data irretrievably lost). When does that happen: If date stamp is 1987. Reset-proof: Yes. Can copy to hard disk: Yes. Remark: This virus was featured in a German magazine called "Computer & Technik". The author claims he 'found it' on one of his disks. A listing was included, so that people could reproduce and adapt the virus with ease. It writes the message "ARRRGGGHHH Diskvirus hat wieder zugeschlagen" on the screen when it is activated. Due to the fact that it forgets to check whether or not the device is higher than "B", it can also copy itself to hard disk. Virus #8 Name: Maulwurf I Virus B (English TOS version). Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: September 3rd 1988 (Joerg Kruse). Virus can copy to drive(s): A of B (current drive). Virus attaches itself to: Reset vector, Hdv_bpb vector and VBL vector (this virus operates out of the VBL!). Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (0.W $601C or 2.W $001C, AND must be executable). Immunizable with UVK: Yes. What can happen: Message on screen "Maulwurf I - SSG (Subversive Software Group)" and computer locks up. When does that happen: If original Hdv_bpb vector is re- installed, or when someone changes the Hz200 counter. Reset-proof: Yes. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: This virus was made by the Subversive Software Group in Germany. It is also called "Caterpillar Virus", as that is its name in English. Virus #9 Name: Bayerische Hacker Post (BHP) Virus. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: September 10th 1988 (Henrik Alt). Virus can copy to drive(s): A or B (current drive) Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb vector Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (ANY value on 0.W) Immunizable with UVK: Yes What can happen: Nothing. It only copies itself When does that happen: Never (how could it?) Reset-proof: No Can copy to hard disk: No Remark: Made by the Bayerische Hacker Post. This is a small computer user's group in Germany that also publishes a small club magazine. In that magazine, the virus was said to reset- proof, and that it would 'write through the write-protect notch' (haha!). None if this is true. It checks the WP notch, however, in a way that only works successfully on pre-blitter TOS versions (i.e. TOS version before 1.02). The Bayerische Hacker Post address: c/o BASIS, Adalbertstrae. 41b, D-8000 Mnchen 40, Germany. Virus #10 Name: Lab-Virus. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: September 10th 1988 (Henrik Alt). Virus can copy to drive(s): A or B (current drive). Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb vector. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: Screen is made entirely black. When does that happen: After copying itself 10 times. Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: Checks the write-protect status address in an illegal way, and will therefore not work correctly on any TOS version above 1.04. This virus seems to be an adapted version of the BHP virus. Virus #11 Name: FAT-Virus. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector call virus. Discovery date: May 1st 1988 (Stephen E. Schneider). Virus can copy to drive(s): A. Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb and reset vector. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (executable). Immunizable with UVK: Yes. What can happen: Random memory accesses, resulting in blots appearing on the screen and current programme running crashing. When does that happen: After three hours, and then at the first time $114 is changed from its original value (this is the MFP Interrupt 5 vector). Reset-proof: Yes. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: Only works on 02-06-1986 ROMs (German TOS 1.00). It uses time delays to make it more difficult to detect. This virus spreads easily and rapidly. It is bigger than just one bootsector and also uses the last FAT sector to write itself on. It is probably made in Switzerland, and is also called "Swiss"-or "Blot"-virus. Virus #12 Name: Ghost Virus A. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: November 20th 1988 (Carmen Brunner). Virus can copy to drive(s): A or B (current drive). Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb and resvector; it is also non- documented reset-resistant. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: Mouse Y directions are inverted. When does that happen: After copying itself 10 times. Reset-proof: Yes. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: RUMOURED to be made by someone called Pash in Doncaster, England. It is very widely spread (England, Holland, Sweden and West Germany in particular). It is also called "Mouse" virus. Virus #13 Name: 5th Generation Virus. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: December 6th 1988. Virus can copy to drive(s): A. Virus attaches itself to: Trap #13 vector. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (executable). Immunizable with UVK: Yes. What can happen: Writes trash in the first 34 sectors of a disk, lethally corrupting the bootsector, FAT, and directory. When does that happen: When the virus has reached its fifth generation. Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Virus #14 Name: OLI Virus. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: December 10th 1988. Virus can copy to drive(s): Boot device. Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_rw and trap #14 vector; also non- documented reset-resistant. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: The text "OLI-VIRUS installed ." appears on the screen. Then, it starts slowing down the ST by hooking itself on an interrupt vector. In certain cases, it can also corrupt disk data. When does that happen: After having made 20 copies of itself. Reset-proof: Yes. Can copy to hard disk: No. Virus #15 Name: Maulwurf I Virus A (German TOS version). Discovery date: January 1st 1989. Symptoms and remark: See virus #8. Only three branch addresses are different, so as to work on German instead of English TOS. Virus #16 Name: Kobold #2 Virus. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: January 2nd 1989. Virus can copy to drive(s): A (?). Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb and resvector; Vbl_queue; also undocumented reset-resistant. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: The mouse X-direction will be slightly distorted, resulting in the user slowly moving it off the desk. It might do something more, but it is not known WHAT. When does that happen: ?. Reset-proof: Yes. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: This is the toughest virus yet. Not many statements can be made about it with certainty. It installs itself in memory on booting, and only after ANOTHER reset will it install the vectors mentioned above. Then, it will also print the text "KOBOLD#2 AKTIV!" (this leads to the belief that the virus is German). What it can actually do more (besides copying itself and that mouse stuff), and when it does that, is unknown (but at least it does not do anything with disk data). Virus #17 Name: Mad Virus C. Discovery date: January 1989 (Frits Couwenberg). Symptoms: See virus #2. Remark: Some of the last screen fiddle/sound routines in this virus have been corrupted by alien code. It will therefore crash when these routines are executed. Virus #18 Name: Mutant Antivirus #1 A. Discovery date: January 28th 1989. Symptoms: Copies itself to other disks (except when they're executable). Some of the latter half of its code is corrupted by alien code, however, and may/will result in a system crash. Remark: Read further for more info about anti-viruses. Virus #19 Name: Goblin Virus. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: April 3rd 1989 (Clive Duberley). Virus can copy to drive(s): A or B (drive used by disk access call). Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb and resvector; also non- documented reset-resistant. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (1A2.L $27182818). Immunizable with UVK: Yes. What can happen: It puts the message "The Green Goblins Strike Again" on the screen; it can also mess up the display. When does that happen: The message appears after 128 copies of itself have been made; the messing up of the display is done after 16 copies of itself have been made. Reset-proof: Yes. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: Probably made in England. Virus #20 Name: Mutant Antivirus #1 B. Discovery Date: March 6th 1989 (Thomas Gathen). Symptoms: System crashes, mainly. This is just a gigantically busted AntiVirus #1, and really can't do anything decent. Most probably doesn't even multiply... Virus #21 Name: Counter Virus. Tyoe: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery Date: May 1989. Virus can copy to drive(s): A or B (current drive). Virus attaches itself to: ?. Disks can be immunized against it: ?. Immunizable with UVK: ?. What can happen: Nothing. When does that happen: Never (would it?). Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Symptoms: This virus keeps a generation counter, but doesn't do anything more. Virus #22 Name: Help Virus. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: September 1988. Virus can copy to drive(s): None. Virus attaches itself to: ?. Disks can be immunized against it: ?. Immunizable with UVK: ?. What can happen: Screen is filled with bombs. When does that happen: At booting. Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: No real virus, because it actually cannot multiply without external help. Since it resides in the bootsector, since another virus killer classified it as a 'virus' and since it does something a computer user would not like, it is still listed here as a 'virus'. Virus #23 Name: Exception Virus. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: September 1988. Virus can copy to drive(s): A or B (current drive). Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb vector, undocumented reset- resistant. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: System crashes due to random values written to random memory locations. When does that happen: About 22 minutes after a vbl routine is installed, which happens after accessing a non-write protected disk in drive A or B. Reset-proof: Yes. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: Does not work when Hdv_bpb points at an address below $FFFF (generally this is the case when a hard disk is installed). It was previously also known as Random virus, and it only works on TOS 1.00 and 1.02. Virus #24 Name: Gauweiler Virus. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: July 12th 1989 (Harald Wend). Virus can copy to drive(s): A or B (current drive). Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb; undocumented reset-resistant. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: Writes "AIDS?" on the screen and zeroes track 1 of a floppy disk (irretrievably destroying bootsector, FAT, and directory). When does that happen: After the first reset after booting it. Reset-proof: Yes. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: Version 3.0 of this virus (version number contained in boot code) is supposed to be programmed on July 7th 1988 (also contained in boot code). So it was almost exactly one year old when it was discovered... Virus #25 Name: Evil Virus. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: May 23rd 1989 (Jeremy Hughes). Virus can copy to drive(s): A or B (current drive). Virus attaches itself to: Resetvector and Hdv_bpb. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (0.L $60380666). Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: Screen colours inverted. When does that happen: After 100 copies of itself are made. Reset-proof: Yes. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remarks: Contains the text " EVIL ! - A Gift from Old Nick". It is written in England. Obviously, the author acquired a copy of an earlier version of the "Ultimate Virus Killer" - he made sure the virus was recognized to be an Atari system disk! Very cleverly done, by using the recognition bytes somewhere in the virus code. I am glad to say that we're now at least ONE step ahead of this guy! This virus is very often found in Scandinavian countries. Virus #26 Name: P.M.S. Virus. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: May 20th 1989 (Chris Dudley). Virus can copy to drive(s): A. Virus attaches itself to: XBIOS trap vector and reset vector. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (1B4.L $2A2A2A20). Immunizable with UVK: Yes. What can happen: Text "*** The Pirate Trap ***, * Youre being watched *, *** (C) P.M.S. 1987 ***" (sic) appears on the screen. When does that happen: At each fiftieth copy of itself that is made. Reset-proof: Yes. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: Contains a copyright message for 1987 (!). This virus might thus be VERY old and it is a miracle that is had slipped through the attention of ALL virus killers thus far. It is thought to be made by a software vendor to prevent people from copying software in his shop. Due to obvious reasons, it is also called "Pirate Trap Virus". This virus patched the XBIOS vector in such an effective way that, once the virus is in memory, it even patches bootsector reads to hide its presence. It copies itself at each use of Floprd (XBIOS 8)! Virus #27 Name: Ghost Virus B. Discovery date: June 15th 1989 (R. de Groen). Symptoms: See Virus #12 (Ghost Virus). This virus has a few damaged bytes and will therefore crash easily. Virus #28 Name: Arnold/Rambo Virus. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: November 1989. Virus can copy to drive(s): A or B (current drive). Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb vector. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (0.B $60). Immunizable with UVK: Yes. What can happen: Nothing. When does that happen: After five copies were made. Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: This virus was actually designed to have precisely the same effects as the Mad virus, but due to a wrong branch and a non-working counter this does not work. Virus #29 Name: Monitor Virus. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: November 1989. Virus can copy to drive(s): A or B. Virus attaches itself to: ?. Disks can be immunized against it: ?. What can happen: Random lines are put on the screen. When does that happen: ?. Reset-proof: Yes. Can copy to hard disk: No. Symptoms: Some random lines are put on the screen, which are probably meant to hint at a busted monitor. Of course, this virus doesn't harm the monitor at all. Virus #30 Name: Anti-ACA Virus. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: December 28th 1989. Virus can copy to drive(s): A or B (current drive). Virus attaches itself to: GEMDOS trap vector. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (0.W $601C). Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: Text "GREETINGS TO ACA, THE FIRST GROUP TO BE GREETED IN A VIRUS! (AND THEY ARE THE GUYS WHO MADE THE 1ST ST VIRUS" on screen, followed by the computer crashing. When does that happen: After four copies of itself are made. Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remarks: This virus was written in Norway by someone called himself The Lazy Lion (as were viruses 31-36!). Actually, unlike this virus claims, the first virus on the ST was not that of the ACA (but who cares). All these viruses patch the GEMDOS trap vector, and will get active and/or copy themselves at any Fopen or Fsfirst GEMDOS call. Virus #31 Name: Chopin Virus. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: December 28th 1989. Virus can copy to drive(s): A. Virus attaches itself to: GEMDOS trap vector. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: Music of Chopin's Death March start playing endlessly and system freezes to a halt. At each music end, it also prints the message "FUCK! YOU'VE GOT A VIRUS!" on the screen. When does that happen: After 26 copies of itself are made. Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Virus #32 Name: Cookie Monster Virus A. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: December 28th 1989. Virus can copy to drive(s): A. Virus attaches itself to: GEMDOS trap vector. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: Writes "YOU KNOW WHAT? I WANT A COOKIE!" on the screen, and then waits for the user to type COOKIE. After having done this, it will enable the user to continue whatever he was doing. After each 20 further copies, it appears again. When does that happen: After 30 copies of itself are made. Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Virus #33 Name: Cookie Monster Virus B. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: December 28th 1989. Virus can copy to drive(s): A. Virus attaches itself to: GEMDOS trap vector and resvector. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: See virus #32. When does that happen: See virus #32. Reset-proof: Yes. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: The only difference with virus #32 is that it is reset- proof. Virus #34 Name: Puke Virus A. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: December 28th 1989. Virus can copy to drive(s): A or B (current drive). Virus attaches itself to: GEMDOS trap vector. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (0.W $601C). Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: First file deleted from current floppy drive. When does that happen: After five copies of itself are made. Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: The boot code also includes the address of a well known member of the ST society, who was supposed to be blackmailed using this virus (but who did NOT write it!). Virus #35 Name: Puke Virus B. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: December 28th 1989. Virus can copy to drive(s): A or B (current drive). Virus attaches itself to: XBIOS trap vector. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (19E.L $70756B65). Immunizable with UVK: Yes. What can happen: Track 1 gets the memory contents of $78000 (screen memory on half meg machines) written on it (irretrievably corrupting bootsector, FAT and directory sectors). When does that happen: After making five copies of itself, and then after each second copy. Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: See virus #34. Virus #36 Name: Upside Down Virus. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: December 28th 1989. Virus can copy to drive(s): A or B (current drive). Virus attaches itself to: GEMDOS trap vector. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (0.W $601C). Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: Screen turns upside down. When does that happen: After four copies of itself are made, and then after each second copy. Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: Due to a small bug, it seems to write only non- executable copies of itself? Virus #37 Name: Mutant Antivirus #4. Discovery date: Autumn 1989. Symptoms: As this is an anti-virus with almost 50 percent of its code destroyed, it probably only crashes the system on boot-up. Virus #38 Name: G-DATA Virus. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: May 5th 1990. Virus can copy to drive(s): A or B (current drive). Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb vector. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (0.B $60). Immunizable with UVK: Yes. What can happen: Nothing. Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: This virus was not written by G-Data (which is a German company that has also made a virus killer), but owes its name to the fact that it contains the message "ANTI-VIREN KIT 3KEIN VIRUS IM BOOTSECTOR" (translation: "ANTI-VIREN KIT 3NO VIRUS IN THE BOOTSECTOR"), suggesting that it is a disk immunized by the G-Data virus killer (which, of course, it isn't). It's based on the Exception Virus. Virus #39 Name: Media Change Virus. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector viruses. Discovery date: October 27th 1989. Virus can copy to drive(s): All boot devices. Virus attaches itself to: Mediach (Media Change) vector, and undocumented reset-resistant. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (executable). Immunizable with UVK: Yes. What can happen: Text turns to screen colour. When does that happen: Every fifth copy. Reset-proof: Yes. Can copy to hard disk: Yes. Remark: Since it does not check for drives higher than B, and since it uses the BIOS Rwabs call, it can also copy to hard disk when you have booted from that! Virus #40 Name: Ghost Virus C. Discovery date: March 9th 1990. Remark: A version of the original Ghost Virus in which three bytes have been corrupted, causing the branch to be (non-fatally) misled and the mouse reversion routine to malfunction. It copies without any problems, though, and is indeed reset-proof. Virus #41 Name: Bat Virus. Type: Non-executable reset-proof memory-resident bootsector call virus. Discovery date: March 17th 1990 (George Woodside). Virus can copy to drive(s): Current drive. Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb vector, timer vectors, reset vector. Also undocumented reset-resistant. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: Last sectors of directory can be destroyed if the directory is very long. The mouse pointer will turn into a batman logo. When does that happen: The directory bit can happen each time it copies itself; the mouse pointer will change after one hour. Reset-proof: Yes. Can copy to hard disk: ?. Remark: Written by some kid for a French journalist. He's an author who has e.g. written articles about viruses, and he has probably done this virus to check how fast they can multiply and to check how good virus killers are. Previously, this virus was considered to be 100% safe by ALL virus killers, as the bootsector is NOT executable - yet it is a bootsector virus! It is really a very ingenious viruses, but the "Ultimate Virus Killer" is ahead of its prey! Virus #42 Name: Grim Reaper Virus. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: May 9th 1990 (John). Virus can copy to drive(s): Drive A only. Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb vector. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (0.W $6A38, 3A.W $41FA). Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: De-installs itself, screws up the screen, prints garbage on the screen and writes to contents of memory at $78000 (screen address on half megabyte machines) to the first 20 sectors of a disk, lethally corrupting bootsector, FAT and directory. When does that happen: After 47 copies of itself are made. Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: A nasty one, this virus. Its installation structure is identical with George Woodside's Antivirus "VKill Guard". The bootsector also contains the text " -= The Jumper strikes again =- Pirates, the grim reaper draws near ". Virus #43 Name: Megacunt V2.0 virus. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: December 1989 (Dave Moss). Virus can copy to drive(s): Current drive (floppy only), and only to immunized disks. Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb vector. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: Acid-colours will be on the background screen colour, done by the level 4 interrupt. When does that happen: After 20 copies of itself are made. Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: Written by a chap calling himself Alcoholica, and only copies to immunized disks (!crikey!). Several other versions of this virus are believed to exist, but none have been sighted. Virus #44 Name: Horror Virus. Type: Non-executable reset-proof memory-resident bootsector call virus. Discovery date: August 23rd 1990. Virus can copy to drive(s): Drive A. Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb vector, timer C vector. Also undocumented reset-resistant. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: Screen will switch colours, sound will be heard. When does that happen: At a certain time after copying itself five times. Reset-proof: Yes. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: Written by a member of ULM from Luxemburg, for test purposes. He did this early spring 1990. It has never been spread, but he gave it to me 'just in case'. Previously, this virus was considered to be 100% safe by ALL virus killers, as the bootsector is NOT executable - yet it is a bootsector virus (see 'Batman Virus')! Virus #45 Name: DJA Virus. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: Summer 1990. Virus can copy to drive(s): Current drive. Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb vector. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (0.W $6038). Immunizable with UVK: Yes. What can happen: Message will be displayed on screen ("Du ar smetted av DJA viruset Generatio....(generation number)") and system will lock up. When does that happen: After a fourth disk is found with the virus on it (or any disk starting with $6038 - including immunized ones!). Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: Yes. Remark: Written in Norway or Denmark, as the text it prints means "You are infected by the DJA virus" in one of these languages). A good thing is that it does not copy to immunized disks - but unfortunately these immunized disks DO trigger the 'destruction' routine! Virus #46 Name: TOI Virus. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: November 10th 1990 (George Woodside). Virus can copy to drive(s): Current drive. Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb and resvector; it is also non- documented reset-resistant. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: Inverts the vertical mouse movements (just like the "Ghost" virus which is it's previrus). After that, it also toggles the bits of a random memory location (this leads to unpredictable crashes and small things going wrong). When does that happen: After five copies of itself have been made. Reset-proof: Yes. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: An adapted versions of the "Ghost" virus. The name comes from the TOI programming group in Denver, Colorado, USA, who are reported to be be responsible for this one. Virus #47 Name: Flying Chimp Virus. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: December 15th 1990 (Les Neidig). Virus can copy to drive(s): Drive A. Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb vector. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: Message will be displayed on screen ("Zapped by Waldo the Flying Chimp!"). When does that happen: After it has multiplied itself five times, or when it has had 20 bootsector accesses. Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: Thought to have been written in the USA. Also known as the "Waldo Virus". Virus #48 Name: Reset Virus. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: Summer 1988 (Volker Shnitz). Virus can copy to drive(s): ?. Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb, Hdv_rw and Hdv_mediach vectors. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: It writes a message "Ihr Rechner hat Aids" (German for "Your computer has AIDS") on the screen and then freezes the system. When does that happen: Three hours after booting. Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: Strangely enough, this virus will not copy itself when you've got a cartridge installed with the word "Dent" at address $FA0066. Virus #49 Name: MAD Virus B. Discovery date: December 1987 (Volker Shnitz). Symptoms: See virus #2. Remark: Published in a magazine called "Atari Spezial" (German), and therefore also known under the name "Atari Spezial Virus". This is the original MAD virus, which is exactly the same as MAD virus A (which was spread the most) except for the offset of most code. It was written by J. Schuppener, and it was published towards the end of the year 1987 in the mentioned magazine. The magazine now seems to be defunct, but the publisher used to be CAV-GmbH, Hestrae 90, D-8000 Mnchen, Germany. Virus #50 Name: Ghost Virus D. Discovery date: February 17th 1990. Symptoms: See Virus #12 (Ghost Virus). This virus has a few damaged bytes and will not work properly - may even crash. Virus #51 Name: Ghost Virus E. Discovery date: April 1991. Symptoms: Principally it's the same as the Ghost Virus (#12), but the symptoms are different. It does something with the vertical blank queue and leaves the mouse alone. Unfortunately the precise symptoms are unknown as the copies of this virus that were found were both damaged. Virus #52 Name: Ghost virus F. Discovery date: April 1991. Symptoms: See virus #12 (Ghost Virus), Unfortunately, there is some corrupted code in the virus copy routine so that it can cause a disk to be corrupted (the bootsector can be written wrongly, not corrupting the actual data but making it inaccessible). Virus #53 Name: Megaguru & Argo 2 Virus. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: June 22nd 1991 (Paolo Munarin). Virus can copy to drive(s): A or B (current drive). Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb vector. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: At booting, writes the text "* MEGAGURU & ARGO 2 001 * ANTEPRIME ATARI E AMIGA PRESENTANO :" on the screen. When things go 'wrong' the screen inverts and a bleep sounds. When does that happen: At each disk with an executable bootsector that is accessed - with the exception of disks that have the virus on them. Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: This virus is from Italy. It was found on a disk which contained a text file from a hacker called Megaguru, who (quote) "would like to swap Amiga and ST software". Even his phone number was on it! Virus #54 Name: Ghost virus G. Discovery date: June 1991 (Kai Holst). Symptoms: See virus #12 (Ghost Virus). This seems to be an adapted version of the Ghost Virus, and the pre-virus to most recent mutant Ghost Viruses (of which there are rather an absurd lot). Virus #55 Name: Finland Virus. Type: Memory-resident reset-proof bootsector virus. Discovery date: Early July 1991 (Steffen Fischer). Virus can copy to drive(s): A. Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb vector, resvector. Also undocumented reset-resistant. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (executable). Immunizable with UVK: Yes. What can happen: Fiddling with the screen colours (this comes down to the green and white colours of the desktop being reversed when in colour mode). When does that happen: After is has done each 12th copy of itself. The virus only copies to non-executable disks, or executable disks that have viral symptoms (i.e. other viruses and itself) or that have the word 'Boot' contained at hexadecimal offset $82 (any disk 'protected' by the boot program of the German PD virus killer "Sagrotan" has the word 'Boot' at this offset!). Reset-proof: Yes. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: This virus was coded by a chap called Toubab, on August 30th 1990. It got sent to me by two people almost at the same time after the virus was almost one year old! Both occurrences, however, were in Scandinavia (i.e. disks from Finland and Norway) so this leads me to believe it was written in Scandinavia. It was a real pain in the posterior, as it started with a longword '00000000' value, that lead the "Ultimate Virus Killer" to not finding it suspect! Virus #56 Name: Ghost virus H. Discovery date: August 5th 1991 (Harald Uenzelmann). Symptoms: See virus #12 (Ghost Virus). This is principally exactly the same as the standard Ghost Virus, but someone apparently found it necessary to change the Branch into BLS instead of BRA - which has the same result when executed but which effectively caused it not to be recognized. Virus #57 Name: Signum virus C. Discovery date: September 25th 1991 (Darren Laidler). Symptoms: See virus #1 (Signum virus A). This is exactly the same with regard to symptoms and the way it works. The only reason why it is basically different is that someone (probably someone in England) optimized it a bit, and some machine code instructions have been replaced by others. Virus #58 Name: Joe Virus. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: November 25th 1991 (ACN). Virus can copy to drive(s): Current floppy drive (A or B). Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb vector. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (0.W $4E71). Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: When it finds itself with a specific value in the fourth and fifth byte, it will execute itself again, probably cluttering up the system. When does that happen: When it finds itself again, and then every second time. Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: As this virus has no particular characteristics, it was called "Joe Virus" as I was listening to Jimi Hendrix' "Hey Joe" when I disassembled it. Virus #59 Name: Directory Waster Virus. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: Unknown (Michael Schussler). Virus can copy to drive(s): Current floppy drive (A or B). Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb vector, resvector; also undocumented reset-resistant. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: First twenty tracks of your disk get destroyed (both side 0 and side 1!) When does that happen: After each twentieth copy it made of itself. Reset-proof: Yes. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: The name is quite improper, as it destroys about 25% of a disk and not just the directory. Initially, this virus only installs itself on the standard reset vector. After the first reset, it bends the hdv_bpb vector and becomes reset-resistant in the undocumented way. Virus #60 Name: Merlin's Mad Virus. Type: Memory-resident bootsector programme. Discovery date: Unknown (Mike Mee). Virus can copy to drive(s): Not at all. Virus attaches itself to: Nowhere. Disks can be immunized against it: No need to immunize. Immunizable with UVK: Not applicable. What can happen: See the Mad Virus - it does the same things with the screen and/or makes a sound. When does that happen: When booting with a disk containing this 'virus'. Reset-proof: Not applicable (i.e. "no"). Can copy to hard disk: Not applicable. Remark: This is no virus at all, but it has been classified here as Mike Mee sent it to me who classifies it as a virus in his "Professional Virus Killer" programme. It was written by Merlin the Welsh Wizard, and it's TOTALLY HARMLESS. It can not copy itself, and only fiddles around with the screen in the same fashion as the "MAD Virus" after which it is called. Virus #61 Name: Wolf Virus. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: February 4th 1991 (Carsten Frischkorn). Virus can copy to drive(s): Current floppy drive (A or B). Virus attaches itself to: BIOS vector. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (0.W $EB34). Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: RAM memory amount it halved (this does not imply you actually LOSE RAM, it just means that it makes the computer THINK it has less RAM!). When does that happen: After the eighth generation is found. Reset-proof: No. Can copy to hard disk: No. Remark: A rather nasty virus. For starters, it starts off with the bytes you'd normally find on an MS-DOS disk, i.e. all virus killers think it's an MS-DOS bootsector. Second, it fools the user by putting the message "Kein Virus im bootsector!" on the screen at booting. This is the boot message of the virus-free bootsector of the German virus killer "Sagrotan". It de-installs itself after three infections (i.e. your computer will think you've got 1/8th of your actual amount of RAM memory by then!). Virus #62 Name: Ghost virus I. Discovery date: October 5th 1991 (Frank Jonkers). Symptoms: See virus #12 (Ghost Virus), Unfortunately, there is some corrupted code in the virus copy routine so that it can cause a disk to be corrupted (the bootsector can be written wrongly, not corrupting the actual data but making it inaccessible). Virus #63 Name: Menace Virus. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector call virus. Discovery date: Spring 1992 (David of H-Street). Virus can copy to drive(s): Current floppy drive (A or B). Virus attaches itself to: Xbios vector, Hdv_bpb vector and interrupt level 4 interrupt; also undocumented reset-resistant. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: Overwrites the bootsector of your floppy disk with a message in an Elfish language (Tolkien). When does that happen: After having made ten copies ot itself. Resetproof: Yes. Can copy to harddisk: No. Remark: This virus uses TWO sectors on disk, sector 1 and 10. It's rather cleverly written and thought to come from Malta. Several versions are believed to exist. Virus #64 Name: Ashton Nirvana Virus. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: Spring 1992 (David of H-Street). Virus can copy to drive(s): Current floppy drive (A or B). Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb vector; also undocumented reset-resistant. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: Random sectors will be read from the current drive (including hard disk!) and written back with the word "ASHTON" in it. This obviously corrupts your media, at one sector per Hdv_bpb use. When does that happen: Each time a floppy/hard disk is read from or written to. Resetproof: Yes. Can copy to harddisk: No. Remark: Perhaps this virus was written by the same person as the "Menace" virus. It's a nasty one as it can corrupt hard disks as well! Virus #65 Name: Lietuva Virus. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: Spring 1992 (Paragraph Headquarters). Virus can copy to drive(s): Current floppy drive (A or B). Virus attaches itself to: Vbl queue, resetvector; also undocumented reset-resistant. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: Bootsector will be zeroed. When does that happen: After the first eight copies of itself are made, and every six copies afterwards. A copy is made every time a disk's bootsector is read/written. Resetproof: Yes. Can copy to harddisk: No. Remark: Written by a chap in the former U.S.S.R. who now lives in Lithuania. It does not bend any actual system variable which makes it rather revolutionary. Virus #66 Name: Signum virus D. Discovery date: March 25th 1992 (Volker Shnitz). Remark: This is an optimized version of the original Signum A virus, which is also somewhat smaller in size. It is no longer immunizable with the standard Signum immunization (0.W $6038) but instead requires to be immunized with 2.W $07C4. This effectively makes it impossible to immunize it with the "Ultimate Virus Killer"... Virus #67 Name: Zorro Virus A. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: June 1992 (P. van Zanten) Virus can copy to drive(s): Current floppy drive (A or B). Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_rw, Hdv_bpb, resvector and also undocumented reset-resistant. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: System will lock itself. When does that happen: After a specific number of copies are made. Resetproof: Yes. Can copy to harddisk: No. Remark: A very complex virus that evaded virus killers previously by being recognized as an MS-DOS bootsector. It's heavily coded and installs itself in memory in a very complex way. On top of that it seems capable of installing differently coded versions of itself so that per definition each copy of this virus differs from all other copies of it. Virus #68 Name: Zoch Virus. Type: Memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: December 1992. Virus can copy to drive(s): Current floppy drive (A or B). Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb. Disks can be immunized against it: Yes (0.L $5A4F4348, "ZOCH"). Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: Text on screen (The Night Force Virus Breaker by Zoch), and copies itself. When does that happen: Text appears on installation. It copies itself to all disk it is not on already. Resetproof: No. Can copy to harddisk: No. Remark: To all intent and purpose this virus was written as an antivirus. Unfortunately it copies itself across ALL bootsectors it finds with the exception of ones it finds itself on. This means that it will destroy any previous program in the bootsector, whether needed or virus! Virus #69 Name: Macumba 3.3 Virus. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: February 1993 (Chris Brookes). Virus can copy to drive(s): Current floppy drive (A or B). Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb, undocumented reset-resistant. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: The system freezes totally and abruptly. When does that happen: After a specific number of copies have been made of itself. Resetproof: Yes. Can copy to harddisk: No. Remark: This virus also codes itself and also fakes to be an MS-DOS disk (just like the Zorro Virus). Quite naughty. Virus #70 Name: Zorro Virus B. Discovery date: February 17th 1993 (Kenneth Elofsson) Remark: Virtually identical to Zorro Virus A, so refer to information given there. Only a few bytes have been changed. Virus #71 Name: Beilstein Virus. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector call virus. Discovery date: March 16th 1993 (Volker Shnitz). Virus can copy to drive(s): Current floppy drive (A or B). Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb, Vbl_queue, Hdv_rw, Hdv_boot, Gemdos, Xbios, regularly reset-resistant AND undocumented reset- resistant. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen, and when: 1) It can delete specific files when these are loaded by the user. These files are 'SAGROTAN', 'MDISK', 'FCOPYIII', 'FCOPY3??', 'DISKUS', 'DISKDEMO', 'TED_???' and 'G_COPY', 2) It can clear partition "C" of your hard disk when the virus in memory discovers that you are trying to trace it (trace bit set, for example in a debugger), 3) It can create garbage on your screen, 4) Keyboard, mouse and joystick can be disabled, 5) Mouse movements can be inverted (like with the "Ghost Virus"), 6) Printer output can be corrupted, 7) Modem output can be corrupted, 8) A bomb error can be created, 9) The system can be frozen until you enter the password "Apokalypse", 10) Memory can be cleared, followed by a reset, 11) The first hundred sectors of a floppy disk can be cleared, and 12) It can delete a folder. These are quite an amount of things that can go wrong! Resetproof: Yes. Can copy to harddisk: No. Remarks: This virus also codes itself and also fakes to be an MS- DOS disk (just like the Zorro Virus). On top of that it uses an ingenious system where bits of its code are swapped around and where different bootsector offsets are used to make things extra difficult. Even when not yet coded, there are at least 10 different versions that this virus can generate of itself. With coding added, over 650,000 versions of this virus can exist. But that's not everything: The bootsector that was on the disk before it got infected (e.g. a virus free disk) is stored somewhere else and executed after the virus installs itself. This means that the message "this is a virus free disk" will STILL appear even after the disk has been infected! It is a very complex virus that, apart from the bootsector, uses four other sectors on disk that are marked BAD in the FAT to make sure they're not overwritten. The use of these four extra sectors enable the virus to be bigger (hence the many different destruction routines) and also allow it to buffer the original bootsector previously present on the disk. The last naughty bit about this virus is that, when it bends system variables, it supplies regular XBRA ID codes of popular harmless applications to itself (for example HABO, VREP, VIRA, CB2K, SBTS and WINZ). The "Ultimate Virus Killer" correctly recognizes it anyway! This is without a doubt the most nasty virus yet. It was written by a student from Beilstein, a town in South Germany (hence its name). It has only been supplied to specific virus killer programmers and has so far not actually been spread as such. Let's hope it will stay that way! Virus #72 Name: Temporary Madness Virus. Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: March 16th 1993 (Volker Shnitz). Virus can copy to drive(s): Current floppy drive (A or B). Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb, undocumented reset-resistant. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen, and when: Every 65536 vertical blanks (on colour that means about every 22 minutes) the mouse movement is inverted for about 10 seconds. Resetproof: Yes. Can copy to harddisk: No. Remark: In Germany, this virus is known as the "Mouse Coordinate" virus. Virus #73 Name: Darkness Virus (Nightmare of Brooklyn #2 'Darkness'). Type: Reset-proof memory-resident bootsector virus. Discovery date: July 17th 1993 (Piotr Kowalczyk). Virus can copy to drive(s): Current floppy drive (A or B). Virus attaches itself to: Hdv_bpb, undocumented reset-resistant, resvector, vbl_queue. Disks can be immunized against it: No. Immunizable with UVK: No. What can happen: It can write garbage on the first 9 sectors of a random track between 1 and 79. The first of those sectors will then contain the text between quotes mentioned above with 'Name'. Additionally, the virus can screen black. When does that happen: The disk track garbage writing happens every other 8 copies that it writes of itself. The screen blackening happens every 32768 vertical blanks (i.e. after about 11 minutes on colour monitors, about 7.5 minutes on monochrome). Resetproof: Yes. Can copy to harddisk: No. Remark: First discovered in Poland. This virus uses an intricate coding method which, like other recent viruses, allows it to create hundreds of differently recognizable versions of itself. LINK VIRUSES Virus #1 Name: Milzbrand. Type: Non-resident non-overwriting link virus. Discovery date: Spring 1988 (Wim Nottroth). Symptoms: When the date stamp is set to 1987, it clears track 0 of your floppy disk, destroying all FAT data and filling the bootsector with a message "Dies ist ein Virus!" ("This is a virus!"). Symptoms can vary because the virus was offered as a, fully documented, type-in-listing (!) in the German mag "Computer & Technik" and the reader could easily adapt the routines himself. Remark: This virus was written by Eckhard Krabel, who lives in Berlin, Germany. The editorial address of C'T Magazine is Verlag Heinz Heise GmbH, Helstorfer Str. 7, Postfach 61 04 07, D-3000 Hannover 61, West Germany. Telephone (Germany) (0)511/5352-0. It's also called "Anthrax Virus" (which is English for the original name in German). Virus #2 Name: Virus Construction Set Part II. Type: Non-resident non-overwriting link virus. Discovery date: September 4th 1988 (Frank Lemmen). Symptoms: These vary from the message "You have ten seconds to find out how to prevent a reset" (after which a countdown follows and a reset) to routines that can be written by the user himself - the "Virus Construction Set" is a programme with which the user can create his own viruses! Symptoms are therefore without limit! Remark: The "Virus Construction Set Part II" was published by GFE R. Becker KG, Knigsteiner Str. 76, D-6232 Bad Soden am Taunus, West Germany. It used to be for sale at 80 German Marks, but isn't any more. Virus #3 Name: Uluru. Type: Memory-resident non-overwriting link virus. Discovery date: November 1988. Symptoms: Installs itself in memory but is not reset-resistant. It infects every programme that will be started once an infected programme has caused it to be installed, and only does this on drive A or B, and on files that are at least 10,000 bytes in size. After a certain time, it writes a dummy text file on disk when infecting a file. This text file contains the sentence 'MAD Zimmermann will be watching you'. Remark: Also called "Mad Zimmermann Virus", for obvious reasons. Virus #4 Name: Papa & Garfield. Type: Memory-resistant reset-proof non-overwriting link virus. Discovery date: November 1988. Symptoms: This is a reset-proof virus, that installs itself in memory when an infected programme is loaded. After that, every other programme that is loaded into memory is infected. It can be recognized by a flashing pixel in the left top corner of the screen and the message "Garfield and Papa was here", preceded by a bleep sound. Remark: Probably only works on one megabyte machines (or higher) since it uses the absolute screen address $F8000. Virus #5 Name: Crash. Type: Memory-resident reset-proof non-overwriting link virus. Discovery Date: March 20th 1989 (Claus-Peter Moeller). Symptoms: A reset-proof virus, that also installs itself in your system and then infects every programme you load in afterwards. Is only active on the current drive, but can copy itself into any folder. It can even infect files that have been immunized with the "Ultimate Virus Killer". Remark: Probably programmed in Switzerland. ANTI-VIRUSES An Anti-virus is a small programme that works just like a virus, but that doesn't format your disk, clear FAT sectors, lock up the system or do anything of the kind. Instead of doing evil things, it e.g. warns you when it finds an executable disk in the drive (it can then for example start bleeping and flashing). This is a good way to find out if a disk has an executable bootsector or not (which does not mean that it has or hasn't a virus!). For First Aid help, anti-viruses are quite neat. They also copy themselves to other disks (not to hard disk), except when these already contain an executable bootsector (in which case they warn you). Anti-virus #1 Name: AntiVirus. Remark: There are sixteen different versions of this AntiVirus, which were all written by Helmut Neunkirchen. The following table includes them all. They are all recognized by the UVK, and the English versions of 5.1 can be written using the 'REPAIR DISK' option. The texts vary slightly and are not specified here. None of them copy to hard disk, and none of them are reset-proof. * Version 3.0GB Discovery date: August 8th 1988. Written on May 3rd 1988. Symptoms: On system boot-up, a message appears on your screen: "This Anti-virus beeps and flashes if the actual bootsector is executable then that might be a virus! Remove this Anti-virus by reset!" It multiplies itself to other, non-executable floppy disks. * Version 3.0NL Remark: This was a simple translation job by yours truly. * Version 4.0 Written on August 21st 1988. * Version 4.1 Written on September 21st 1988. Remark: Also recognizes IBM disks on which it does not copy itself. * Version 4.2 Written on September 21st 1988. Remark: A version of 4.2 that does not copy itself to other disks. * Version 4.5 Written on October 18th 1988. Remark: There are German and English versions of this AntiVirus. * Version 4.6 Written on October 18th 1988. Remark: A version of 4.5 that does not copy itself to other disks. * Version 4.8 Written on December 5th 1988. Remark: Uses XBRA structures, completely reprogrammed. * Version 4.10 Written on May 19th 1989. Remark: Calls itself 'VirusLhmer'. * Version 4.11 Written on June 24th 1989. Remark: A version of 4.10 that does not copy itself to other disks. * Version 5.0 Written on May 12th 1989. Remark: This was a version released by mistake, and actually older than 4.11. * Version 5.1 Written on April 23rd 1990. Remark: There are cloning and non-cloning versions of this AntiVirus, each in in a German and an English version. Recognizes mutation, and recognizes disks that are immunized using the UVK. * Version 5.2 Written on ? Remark: Helmut has in the mean time stopped developing the AntiVirus. Anti-virus #2 Name: Antivirus #2. Discovery date: September 10th 1988. Symptoms: On system boot-up, a message appears on your screen at the top line: "ANTI-VIRUS". It multiplies itself to other non- executable disks, except when it's already present on them. When an executable bootsector is found, it inverts all colours and bleeps. Anti-virus #3 Name: Antivirus User V1.4. Discovery date: May 30th 1989 (Carmen Brunner). Symptoms: Installs itself in memory and warns you when it finds certain disks: RED = Virus 1 (Signum Virus), PURPLE = Virus 2 (Mad Virus), BLUE = Bootsector, WHITE = Nothing. It multiplies itself to WHITE disks on drive A only. Its virus recognition is very bad, and many other disks are also suspected of being RED or PURPLE - including perfectly harmless ones. Remark: Written by someone called Le Fele. Anti-virus #4 Name: Antivirus #4. Discovery date: June 28th 1989 (Wim Maarse). Symptoms: This antivirus is reset-proof. It probably only works on German Blitter TOS (TOS 1.02 version from 22.04.87), since it uses an absolute ROM jump address to the Get_BPB routine of that TOS. It copies to other disks. Anti-virus #5 Name: Terminator V1.0. Discovery date: March 1990. Symptoms: Does not copy itself, and is reset-proof. Automatically checks disks for executable bootsectors, and checks memory for resident programmes. Remark: Written by Claus-Georg Frein for a commercial copy programme called "Turbobooster". Anti-virus #6 Name: Pashley Antivirus. Discovery date: January 18th 1990 (Terry Simmons). Symptoms: Copies itself to other disks, and will flash the screen and beep when an executable bootsector is found. Remark: Written by Simeon Pashley. Anti-virus #7 Name: Powell Antivirus. Discovery date: July 30th 1989 (George Woodside). Symptoms: Does not copy itself to other disks. Will bleep and flash the screen when an executable bootsector is found. Remark: Written by virus killer programmer Mark S. Powell. Anti-virus #8 Name: The Killer V2.0. Discovery date: March 18th 1990 (George Woodside). Symptoms: Does not copy itself. Gives out messages in French when executable bootsector is found. Remark: Written by Emmanuel Collignon/Omikron France. Anti-virus #9 Name: VKill Guard. Discovery date: May 14th 1990. Symptoms: Does not copy itself, yet installs itself in memory and flashes and beeps when executable bootsectors are found. Its sign- on message is 'This Guard remains active until reset. If it detects an executable bootsector, it will beep and flash the screen.' Remark: Written by George Woodside for his programme "VKill". Anti-virus #10 Name: New Order Antivirus 1.02. Discovery date: May 22nd 1990 (Glenn Robison). Symptoms: Prints message and locks up the computer when a virus is found to bend a bector. It checks the following vectors: Hdv_init, Hdv_bpb, Hdv_rw, Hdv_boot, Hdv_mediach, BIOS and XBIOS. Anti-virus #11 Name: Floppyshop Antivirus. Disovery date: April 29th 1990 (Kevin Brown). Symptoms: Beeps and flashes the screen when an executable bootsector is found that doesn't contain itself. Doesn't multiply. Anti-virus #12 Name: Protector II Antivirus. Anti-virus #13 Name: Incoder Antivirus. Discovery date: July 1990. Symptoms: Checks the bootsector for the occurrence of the Hdv_bpb address ($472). Checks if Hdv_bpb points at $FCxxxx or not (will therefore imply something is wrong when you work on an STE, ST Book or when you use a hard disk). If things are wrong, it colours the screen and locks the system. If things are OK it will print "The Incoders - safe boot" and flash one colour. Anti-virus #14 Name: Auntie-Virus. Discovery date: Summer 1990 (David Heiland). Symptoms: Same as Anti-virus #1. Only the texts have been changed. Remark: Probably made in England. Anti-virus #15 Name: Shadow Antivirus. Discovery date: July 1990. Symptoms: Checks the system for reset-resistant programmes in memory on boot-up. Not resident, does not copy itself. Remark: Written by the Shadow of the Dynamic Duo, England. Anti-virus #16 Name: Fury Antivirus. Discovery date: August 24th 1990. Symptoms: Same at Antivirus #13, of which it is an adapted version. Remark: Made by Fury of Legacy (ex-Replicants). Anti-virus #17 Name: Unicorn Anti-Virus-Reset Antivirus. Discovery date: December 11th 1990. Symptoms: It is a resident programme that will clear all reset vectors upon reset. Remark: Probably written in Holland. Anti-virus #18 Name: Zarko Berberski Antivirus. Discovery date: Unknown (Mike Mee). Symptoms: There are two different versions of this. One copies itself and one doesn't. They both have the additional ability to wait 'x' seconds until the hard disk has finished booting. Remark: Written by Zarko Berberski from what used to be Jugoslavia. Anti-virus #19 Name: Odie Antivirus. Discovery date: Unknown (Mike Mee). Symptoms: Puts a picture of Odie (dog character in Garfield cartoons) on the screen. Is resident, and checks for executable disks. It will copy itself on non-executable disks, and it will warn when it finds an executable disk that does not have itself on it (the screen is turned red). Remark: Uses the XBRA protocol. Anti-virus #20 Name: TDT 4.0 Antighost. Discovery date: June 1992. Symptoms: Is a resident antivirus that copies itself across a bootsector that it finds the Ghost virus on. Remark: Written by Altair in France. Anti-virus #21 Name: Caledonia Exorcist 2.0. Discovery date: December 1992. Symptoms: At startup it will put the message "Caledonia Exorcist 2.0" on the screen. Whenever an executable bootsector is found during it being resident in memory, it will warn you. At any time you can press ALT-HELP to have this antivirus install itself on the current disk. It will not copy itself without you wanting it to. Remark: Written for/by the Caledonia PD library. The copy routine crashes on my system. Not to be confused with some virus free disks of the same name made by some French hackers. Anti-virus #22 Name: Agrajag Boot 2. Discovery date: July 1993. Symptoms: At startup it will put the message "AGRABOOT 2" on the screen. Whenever an executable bootsector is found while it is present in memory, the screen will flash. It will flash RED when such a bootsector is suspicious. Upon starting it will also find reset-proof programs and the like. It will not copy itself to any other disks of its own accord. Remark: Written by Michael James from Glasgow, autumn 1992. 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