Thanks dude this helped me a lot! So after i do the G in 1.5 i always go to the code beneath it?(Just making sure)And do i have to invoke the analyzer?
Thanks dude this helped me a lot! So after i do the G in 1.5 i always go to the code beneath it?(Just making sure)And do i have to invoke the analyzer?
Last edited by WaffleZ; 11-14-2008 at 02:16 AM.
No and no. First do what you normally do to port & if you can press f5 like a million times then just do what he said. The address should be somewhat near the original so flash 1.5 0055f26c is probably going to be in 00550000 & upOriginally Posted by WaffleZ
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It doesn't always work that way, sometimes it's before the original address.
Like I said in the tutorial, you want to find a unique value that would be used often. Find one as unique and as close to the original address as possible, as you don't want to scroll more than needed.
The invoke analyzer is for actually hackers.
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Yeah i know, I'm just saying its normally in the vasinaty or area of the original code not like 000f8900 instead of 00f00000 thats too far :P
Every man for himself. You trust no one but yourself, if you want something done you do it your self don't rely on others. You watch your own back, you fight your own fights its you against the world.
yo johnny what if the window with the 1.6 dump says not found then what do i do?
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yo can somebody help me cuz when i put the value in the 1.6 dump window it says not found wat do i do
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