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Linux flash drive raid x13

Yes i did post it on gentoo, but not much repsonse on there threads. I think i posted it with a 15 second boot time.
- ak47gen
- Post #10
- Nov 15, 2008
- Forum: Open Source
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Linux flash drive raid x13

12 Drives are 4 gb and one 8 gb. There all raid'd together with 4 gb partitions (the other 4 gbs on the 8 gig is for booting and swap). So a total of 52 gbs. The motherboard is a biostar TA790GX3, which I like the features, but it has a boot issue (boots with a gliched VGA and requires reboot...
- ak47gen
- Post #8
- Nov 15, 2008
- Forum: Open Source
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Linux flash drive raid x13

A pain. But its complete now.
- ak47gen
- Post #5
- Nov 14, 2008
- Forum: Open Source
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Linux flash drive raid x13

gentoo, baselayout2
- ak47gen
- Post #3
- Nov 14, 2008
- Forum: Open Source
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Linux flash drive raid x13

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozA2ie10A6w# Is this something to be impressed about? I spent sometime making it faster. I got it down to 11 seconds on boot, but i don't think i can go much lower i know the max will be 6 seconds for the least amount, but i don't think i can get that close.
- ak47gen
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- Nov 13, 2008
- Replies: 9
- Forum: Open Source
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Internet Security software test, i'll keep you updated

Bsobel is correct there are probably lots of false postive when heuristics are on. Though i did state over 40k in maware variants. There is also repets of virii. Yes i know its unfair to do scan defaults because programs sometime have heuristics on by default. But I do this for a reason...
- ak47gen
- Post #16
- Nov 8, 2008
- Forum: Security
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Internet Security software test, i'll keep you updated

Your not getting what i am saying. If i turned off heuristics on trend then the scan time of trend will still be more and won't detect as much. Wait for round 2 when i have everything on max settings.
- ak47gen
- Post #14
- Nov 7, 2008
- Forum: Security
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Internet Security software test, i'll keep you updated

the simple anwser to that question is a no. I ran so far all tests on default scans the reason why nod32 only ran for an hour instead of trend running for 10 is because trend defaults settings are maxed.
- ak47gen
- Post #12
- Nov 6, 2008
- Forum: Security
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Internet Security software test, i'll keep you updated

I am currently doing default scans then i will be doing max setting scans. Resources is physical memory use in KB. Another note since these are all fresh installs system has little (~10) cookies and all programs are internet security Suites. I will keep you updated with more when they come in...
- ak47gen
- Post #10
- Nov 5, 2008
- Forum: Security
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I Need Protection!

Ok not trying to flame anyone but i wouldn't use AVG defiantly the worst AV program. If you had to go free i would pick Avira. If you want the best i would say Eset nod32, follow be kaspersky. So far the results i got from my own custom scans on this thread...
- ak47gen
- Post #8
- Nov 5, 2008
- Forum: Security
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Internet Security software test, i'll keep you updated

Current stasis I have 7 programs done avast!, AVG, Avira, Bitdefender, Nod32, Trend, and Panda. I am running into some issues, the last 2 scans seem to take an extreme time. After this test i plan to run DFT i think my HDD is dying out. The other issue is norton didn't like the image i...
- ak47gen
- Post #9
- Nov 5, 2008
- Forum: Security
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Internet Security software test, i'll keep you updated

If i plan to do a another go at this i'll go ahead and do that program. As of now I am mostly doing this to test scan speed and resources, the detect rate i realized won't be as comparable to major websites like av-compartive, the malware is mostly in there to give the AV obstacles to show scan...
- ak47gen
- Post #8
- Nov 1, 2008
- Forum: Security
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Internet Security software test, i'll keep you updated

and about your second question on your first post, that i over looked. I have no background on virii. But here is how the test go, as of now I am gonna keep it simple. I plan to just run a drive scan with default setting (i keep it on default because if the developer believes that should be...
- ak47gen
- Post #6
- Nov 1, 2008
- Forum: Security
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Internet Security software test, i'll keep you updated

I do have to admit they are good at detecting and always have been, at least to http://www.av-comparatives.org/ which is the only source i trust so far.
- ak47gen
- Post #5
- Nov 1, 2008
- Forum: Security
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Internet Security software test, i'll keep you updated

I do apologize I did leave NIS out from the list but I did download it and had it part of the image. I will correct the above statement. Because I am curious to see the results, since 2003 norton seem to be a slower and more resourceful software. But I heard good things about the new one and...
- ak47gen
- Post #3
- Nov 1, 2008
- Forum: Security
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Internet Security software test, i'll keep you updated

Good evening ladies and gentleman. I was getting tired of bias AV/AS reviews. There are lots of websites which have many opinions and almost every one are different. My goal is to create a fair test which tests 4 categories, possibly 5. The categories are; 1. Resourcefulness 2. Scan Speed...
- ak47gen
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- Nov 1, 2008
- Replies: 15
- Forum: Security

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