Tom Smith
January 1st, 2006, 01:05
I have successfully debugged a number of programs with Ollydbg.
I am working in Windows 98 2nd Edition.
As far as I know, the Operating System is stable, and there are no viruses or spam or spies or whatever hindering the System, and no other programs interfering with Ollydbg.
I am working on a new program, let's call the program Scorpio, and when I attempt to debug it, I either start Ollydbg and run the program with the Run command in Ollydbg, or start Scorpio, then start Ollydbg, and attach Ollydbg to Scorpio.
In either case, after hitting Shift-F9 several times to have Ollydbg advance Scorpio, eventually, I get thrown into Kernel32, and get the message at the bottom right of the Ollydbg screen "Terminating Process", and Scorpio terminates.
Can anybody specifically tell me how to get around this premature termination?
In plain English, please, try to avoid too much computer speak.
-Thanks,
Tom.
I am working in Windows 98 2nd Edition.
As far as I know, the Operating System is stable, and there are no viruses or spam or spies or whatever hindering the System, and no other programs interfering with Ollydbg.
I am working on a new program, let's call the program Scorpio, and when I attempt to debug it, I either start Ollydbg and run the program with the Run command in Ollydbg, or start Scorpio, then start Ollydbg, and attach Ollydbg to Scorpio.
In either case, after hitting Shift-F9 several times to have Ollydbg advance Scorpio, eventually, I get thrown into Kernel32, and get the message at the bottom right of the Ollydbg screen "Terminating Process", and Scorpio terminates.
Can anybody specifically tell me how to get around this premature termination?
In plain English, please, try to avoid too much computer speak.
-Thanks,
Tom.