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The Byte Warrior virus is another of the bootblock type viruses which writes
itself to the first 2 blocks of the disk if it can (unwriteprotected disk)
It can be seen using a disk editor and the string DASA appears in the
boot block. It doesn't do much initially but after a while it usually
ends up trashing your disk and you get a df1: bad error message.
	As for the virus that attaches itself to programs which get 
executed - that is the IRQ virus which usually looks at the first command
executed by your startup sequence and infects it if it can. A number
of good checkers are available to combat this. KV check a single file
for the IRQ virus and POPDIR has an IRQ checker to check all files in a
directory.

		Hope that helps, 

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