Hooman
May 19th, 2005, 11:00
I'm not so sure this is a problem with OllyDbg so much as with Windows, but I've been unable to find anything on the net so I thought I'd post here.
I've experienced system wide performance degradation while running OllyDbg. It's always when I have the same thing loaded, and code is executing in a certain DLL. I think it may be breakpoint related. I've set a breakpoint on some code which I'm sure should be executed, but rather than stopping at the breakpoint, my whole system just sort of freezes up. I can still switch between programs and use Task Manager to close OllyDbg but it takes about 5 to 10 minutes to do so. I get the same slow responsiveness from the whole system even though Task Manager reports only about 10% of the CPU is being used.
I'm quite sure the problem is related to running OllyDbg as the problem is fairly consistently repeatable. Closing OllyDbg always makes the performance issues go away, and closing other programs has no effect. I should note though, that sometimes I can get a breakpoint to fire as expected, but once the problem occurs, it tends to stick around until I restart. Unfortunatly, restarting doesn't seem to help the problem as of late.
I'm running WindowsXP SP2 and OllyDbg 1.10. And if it helps, the DLL being debugged should have just received network data at about the point where the problem occurs.
I've experienced system wide performance degradation while running OllyDbg. It's always when I have the same thing loaded, and code is executing in a certain DLL. I think it may be breakpoint related. I've set a breakpoint on some code which I'm sure should be executed, but rather than stopping at the breakpoint, my whole system just sort of freezes up. I can still switch between programs and use Task Manager to close OllyDbg but it takes about 5 to 10 minutes to do so. I get the same slow responsiveness from the whole system even though Task Manager reports only about 10% of the CPU is being used.
I'm quite sure the problem is related to running OllyDbg as the problem is fairly consistently repeatable. Closing OllyDbg always makes the performance issues go away, and closing other programs has no effect. I should note though, that sometimes I can get a breakpoint to fire as expected, but once the problem occurs, it tends to stick around until I restart. Unfortunatly, restarting doesn't seem to help the problem as of late.
I'm running WindowsXP SP2 and OllyDbg 1.10. And if it helps, the DLL being debugged should have just received network data at about the point where the problem occurs.