any rebase.exe experts here?

[IndikaNiva]

as I understand to rebase 1.dll and 2.dll you do this

rebase.exe -b 0x400000 1.dll 2.dll

right. Is ther a way to create a .bat file that sequentally rebase multiple files


rebase.exe -b 0x400000 1.dll
rebase.exe -b 0x400000 2.dll but now 1.dll and 2.dll are both unique base addresses.

The problem is that I have a program with many dlls in many extreamly nested folders. I could not possible include all the paths in a single command line.

Any Ideas?

[IndikaNiva]

Ok.. one solution is to specify a unique load address in project settings.

I think I'm going to take this route.

awaiting any suggestions.

[Mick]

If the .dlls are in the same dir then just pass *.dll

If seperate dirs, then create a file listing the offset of the dirs + dll names.

Pass that to rebase:

rebase -b 0x62000000 -R c:\dev\myrootproject -G <filename containing dll names with path offsets>

eg:
debug\root.dll
\debug\firstdll.dll
\debug\seconddll.dll

Or something like that....

You should be outputting all your libs/exe/dlls into one dir at any rate...then you could have just *.dll'd it....IMHO.

[IndikaNiva]

sweet, Thanks.
I was wondering how to use the -R option.

MS gives you a one line description .

[xy_2000]

A nice hello

I´m new here at this board, and have one question.

My proplem is that the rebasing of some files does not ever work and i dont know why?. I use the rebase.exe see images...



OK before help me here some infos (maybe it´s important)



My file which i want rebased is not compiled from me and PEID say its coded in Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 SPx Method 1 [Overlay].

Can somebody tell me reasons when it is possible to rebase a file and when not ?


regards,
xy_2000

[Mick]

The common usage is to rebase your .dlls as they use a default 0x10000000. Hence the need to rebase to avoid collisions via the loader.

exes use a default of 0x400000.

So I do not see your reason for trying to rebase your .exe.

[xy_2000]

@Mick
Thx for your help

now i´ve tried rebase myfile again the see images....

[img]http://de.geocities.com/matiano_99/rebase-again.gif[img]

...and tried more!

The resabe.exe say i´ve 10000 size of mapping (to change the imagebase) but when i play with the space it does not work.

I´ve evertime the same resultat how this images...

http://de.geocities.com/matiano_99/PE-info.gif



What i can do now ?


regards,
xy_2000

[Igor Vartanov]

The best way is to forget about rebase and let system loader decide itself where module will be loaded at.

Rebasement is too much delicate thing - I belive you're out of notion why and what for it ought to be done.

[xy_2000]

@Igor Vartanov
ok its your opinion..., but i want rebased myfile!

i´m only wondering why i can not rebase my file.

rebase.exe say to me i´ve 0x00010000 size of mapping, but i can not use the mapping size to rebase my file

1. maybe i must use an exra option to rebase myfile.exe ?
2. or must i must make manual the size of mapping bigger with an pe-editor ?

when nobody beleave, maybe somebody want try to rebase my file?


regards,
xy_2000

[Artt]

Why don't you use PE Explorer for that particular task?

PE Explorer home page: http://www.heaventools.com


Hope it helps

[xy_2000]

@Artt
I´ve pe-explorer, but i´ve no idea how to use this for my particular task ?