I think everything's working now...
Bruce Lane
kyrrin at bluefeathertech.com
Sun Aug 27 18:10:15 CDT 2006
Hi, Chuck,
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On 27-Aug-06 at 10:51 Chuck Guzis wrote:
>IIRC, that file CORE303.EXE in the UTellMe directory is an old DOS disk
>performance test from Core International, long since absorbed by Aiwa.
>Core made disk controllers, and disk drives, and later tape drives. The
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So that's what that is! I've had it around for over a decade, could never remember why I kept it, where I came across it, etc.
>At any rate, be careful. At one time, CORE303 was widely distributed
>publicly and many copies are infected with a boot-sector virus.
This particular copy appears to be clean. I've scanned it with the latest issue of AVG Antivirus.
My question: Should I even bother keeping it around? Is it of any real value, historical or otherwise?
If so, I'll create a subcategory for it, or stick it in an existing one. If not, PURGE! ;-)
Let me know, please. Thanks!
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