Hi Tom, you are completely wrong about that virus. That it SEEMS to come from Bart, Joe, MartinS, Brian, Jeremy, ... only means that SOMEBODY is infected who knows all their addresses. Modern viruses scan the system for addresses and randomly select one address as target and another one as FAKE sender.
Yes, that is what Tom is saying. Someone out there with all those addresses in his/her addressbook (or in IE browser cache) is sending MyDoom virus emails, and Tom is getting some of those.
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By the way, QUESTION: On non-Intel chipsets, UMBPCI UMBs are often not cached at all (i.e. not only write-through but completely uncached). UMBPCI.txt recommends not to let Windows load performance-critical data into UMBs for that reason.
BTW - it's really irritating to have a second, unrelated topic in these emails. If the subject does not apply to me, I tend to skip over the thread. So I might have missed your comments, which were tacked on the end of your reply to Tom. I suspect there are other users who have skipped over this thread, and didn't see your comments at all.
Please do a courtesy and don't include lots of unrelated things in your emails. It makes it harder to see them, and to reply to them.
-jh
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