Scanning from the command line of BitDefender Rescue CD
Summary:
This article describes the procedure for command line scanning with BitDefender Rescue CD
Detailed description:
To scan an entire hard drive from command line you will have to open first a terminal as root by right clicking on the desktop and selecting the option Terminal (as root):
Contextual Menu
In the terminal window type in the following command and press Enter:
bdscan /media/hda1
In this example [hda1] represents the Linux partition name for the hard-drive.
When working with BitDefender Rescue CD, you will deal with Linux-type partition names. So, [hda1] will probably correspond to the (C:) Windows-type partition, [sda1] to the memory stick.
If you wish to scan the entire hard drive and also save the scan report, you will have to use the following scan command:
bdscan -log=/media/hda1/report.txt /media/hda1
In this case, the scan report named report.txt will be saved in the location /media/hda1 (Windows C:\ drive).
Operating systems:
Debian/Ubuntu, Fedora, FreeBSD, Mandrake, Red Hat, Slackware, SUSE, Windows 2000, Windows 2003, Windows 2008, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows VISTA, Windows XP