yes you can
view
> Run trace
in Run trace window right click and select Log to file
choose a file name.
until you tracing your file will complete.
Frage
Is there a way to save a trace of the opcode that is being executed (and not the command)? I want to compare different trace runs, and using opcode trace (and not the evaluated commands) would give more reliable results
Lösung
yes you can
view
> Run trace
in Run trace window right click and select Log to file
choose a file name.
until you tracing your file will complete.
Andere Tipps
Apparently OllyDbg 2.0 can: https://reversengineering.wordpress.com/category/tools/debugger/
I don't know if this was possible with the classic OllyDbg. But this plugin for hit tracing may be what you need: http://securitylabs.websense.com/content/Blogs/3144.aspx
Edit: not relevant, since the question is how to get the OPCODES, not the command trace. Sorry!