I’m testing avast and AVG for Linux.
On AVG, the Windows partitions are not available for scanning.
On contrary, avast scans all partitions. But, there is a but, I couldn’t NEVER finish a scanning as avast GUI disappear, when opened the message for the lock file appears… I could never finish, after one? or two? or who knows… hours, the scanning just finish… crash…
How could I add all the Windows partitions to the Exclusion list?
Tools->Preferences->Exlusions
insert MS Windows partitions’ mount points there
Sorry Dublin, I mean, if it was that simple I wouldn’t have asked…
When I go there, no Windows partition is showed, just all the folders under / mount point.
Can you write down how to do that, I mean, something like this:
hda1/C:*.* or whatever…
Disk partitions are usualy mounted at /mnt directory (it’s usually called /mnt/c or /mnt/win_c).
Trying the scanning right now and hopping all Windows partitions were excluded by just adding
/mnt
at the Exclusion list. In fact, I can’t add /mnt/. or /mnt/* as Linux says the folders does not exist…
How difficult is thinking on Linux having a Windows mind ;D
run ‘df’ command to see, where partions are mounted