OllyDBG- CabalNA

howcow95 · 02/16/2012, 18:27

Even back in Xtrap days I was limited due to the fact that it'd get detected and I'd crash... Does anyone know of a debugger that works smoothly OR a way to get Olly working?

OmegaArma · 02/16/2012, 19:12

You need to unpack cabalmain, and remove X-trap.
This is the easiest way.

zeke____ · 02/16/2012, 22:54

Currently OmegaArma's fixedmain.exe is only available for EU version, but it is very helpful, you can attach debugger via CE, or olly (if you know what your doing). I would recommend starting there if you want to get a head start. Even if you don't get a unpacked NA .exe, atleast you'll have your feet wet from the EU fixedmain.

howcow95 · 02/17/2012, 00:07

I know this is kinda random but I know I'm a complete noob at a lot of this stuff but I got a willingness to learn. Ima start Uni courses on programming soon enough but does anyone here know sumwhere that I can use as an ABSOLUTE starting point(strong understanding of the basics makes smart programmers).

Like right now I think of programming and it's just a big cluster of so much stuff idk where certain things come into play. SOooo does anyone got a real good explanation or source to learn from online?

zeke____ · 02/17/2012, 00:29

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Originally Posted by howcow95

I know this is kinda random but I know I'm a complete noob at a lot of this stuff but I got a willingness to learn. Ima start Uni courses on programming soon enough but does anyone here know sumwhere that I can use as an ABSOLUTE starting point(strong understanding of the basics makes smart programmers).

Like right now I think of programming and it's just a big cluster of so much stuff idk where certain things come into play. SOooo does anyone got a real good explanation or source to learn from online?

Programming logic, and visual basics/.net framework is an ok starting point for beginners who want to learn the basics of programming, those are probably all offered in some variant in your classes anyway, but also its important to note learning the basics of programing will not teach you assembly language and how to reverse, or understand the logic behind it.

Its good to get some basic programming down for simple programs like calculators, probability chance programs ect, just like algorithms pretty much. Those are the type of things you would be doing in programming logic/vb for beginners classes.

I've taken vb/programming logic/.net framework and comp fundamentals, but none of them really correlate to ASM language or debugging (for the most part). Its good to understand the structures though, because even though they dont share the same structures at all, you might be able to grasp abstract concepts easier then someone else without programming basics.

howcow95 · 02/17/2012, 01:39

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Originally Posted by zeke____

Programming logic, and visual basics/.net framework is an ok starting point for beginners who want to learn the basics of programming, those are probably all offered in some variant in your classes anyway, but also its important to note learning the basics of programing will not teach you assembly language and how to reverse, or understand the logic behind it.

Its good to get some basic programming down for simple programs like calculators, probability chance programs ect, just like algorithms pretty much. Those are the type of things you would be doing in programming logic/vb for beginners classes.

I've taken vb/programming logic/.net framework and comp fundamentals, but none of them really correlate to ASM language or debugging (for the most part). Its good to understand the structures though, because even though they dont share the same structures at all, you might be able to grasp abstract concepts easier then someone else without programming basics.

Yea that is def my goal... didn't know they were entirely dif though... I'm sure there is classes for ASM and debugging though :O?

zeke____ · 02/17/2012, 01:43

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Originally Posted by howcow95

Yea that is def my goal... didn't know they were entirely dif though... I'm sure there is classes for ASM and debugging though :O?

They are not "entirely different" but learning ASM with programming logic/basic programming would probably feel a little easier to grasp concepts, like for ex. formulas or "syntax", even after taking vb/programming logic, the functions of ASM are still new to me, and I'm still not confident with it, I can't unpack clients or remove protections on em.

geosnuk · 02/18/2012, 00:33

sir zeke i know its kinda off topic in your discussion but i just want to ask you something how is it in yttuncel's post he give some way to make cr in 64 bit win 7 ultimate or home premium the one ive DL inhis post is a netframework i just cant make it to work i always have a white map in cr's panel so the bot bcant function pls can you assist me with this?godbless

zeke____ · 02/18/2012, 00:47

No, I can't assist you with that. I am from cabal_na, CR does not support our version

. I have not use CR since like 2008-09 lol,

.

If you already try

, then I wouldn't know.

geosnuk · 02/18/2012, 05:29

tnx sir zeke just trying godbless i cant make it work but they can i hope ill find the differnce

k9crow203310 · 02/19/2012, 17:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by howcow95

I know this is kinda random but I know I'm a complete noob at a lot of this stuff but I got a willingness to learn. Ima start Uni courses on programming soon enough but does anyone here know sumwhere that I can use as an ABSOLUTE starting point(strong understanding of the basics makes smart programmers).

Like right now I think of programming and it's just a big cluster of so much stuff idk where certain things come into play. SOooo does anyone got a real good explanation or source to learn from online?

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