UPDATE:
Up until now I've been using Olly 1.09d, I thought I try using Olly 1.10 since it supports the loading of DLLs.
Using this tool still didn't give the expected results.
I changed the image base of the DLL using LordPE to make dissassembled addresses match those of the relocated DLL.
As soon as I try and apply a label or comment MAP, I gey the application error 'The instruction at "0x2c6172b" referenced memory at "0x0000000c". The memory could not be "read".
This suggests to me that there is a problem with the new image base of the DLL(loading the original DLL with the original map, doesn't produce this error, neither does it produce labels or comments
).
Another "clue" that tells me the rebased DLL structure is in error is that previous string references shown in IDA like:
.text:10002E6F 68+ push offset aMyString ; "MyString"
.data:1000924C 41+aMyString db 'MyString',0 ; DATA XREF: .text:10002E6F
Now become:
.text:02042E6F 68+ push 1000924Ch
.data:0204924C 41+aMyString db 'MyString'
So the new code section appears to be addressing the old data section.
As I've said before, tinkering with PE section is new to me. Do I need to change the start and end adresses of the .data section to fix this?
I hope someone can help me reach a solution.
Many Thanks.
5aLIVE