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md5stress on Windows with Nvidia? - Kgx Pnqvhm - 02-23-2015

At the risk of angering the moderators, I'm going to pose the question again:

Is md5stress supposed to work in Windows 7 with Nvidia cards?

>md5stress64 100
initializing random seed...
initializing opencl...
Error 0 in line 132

>md5stress32 100
initializing random seed...
initializing opencl...
Error 0 in line 132

Is there something were supposed to do to allow it to work?


RE: md5stress on Windows with Nvidia? - epixoip - 02-23-2015

Not likely. Nvidia supports OpenCL, but md5stress was certainly developed and tested on AMD, and likely needs some workarounds and such to work on Nvidia.


RE: md5stress on Windows with Nvidia? - Rolf - 02-25-2015

Something's wrong with your setup, it works fine here.

Code:
>md5stress64.exe 8
initializing random seed...
initializing opencl...
generating 71680 new random passwords + hashes...
Iteration: 0 / 8 on GPU #1...
Iteration: 1 / 8 on GPU #1...
Iteration: 2 / 8 on GPU #1...
Iteration: 3 / 8 on GPU #1...
Iteration: 4 / 8 on GPU #1...
Iteration: 5 / 8 on GPU #1...
Iteration: 6 / 8 on GPU #1...
Iteration: 7 / 8 on GPU #1...
Press any key to continue . . .

Windows 7 x64 + GTX Titan @ 347.25 ForceWare.

EDIT:
Talked to atom about your problem, it seems you did not have md5stress.cl in the directory, as 132 means the said file was not found.
Download md5stress, extract everything in the same folder and try again.


RE: md5stress on Windows with Nvidia? - Kgx Pnqvhm - 02-26-2015

Yes, now it works.

My usual practice after extracting a hashcat related archive is to keep the *64.exe, then delete the *32.exe, along with *.bin, *.sh, etc. That's why I also had deleted the *.h and *.cl, thinking they had something to do with the compiling, but not the actual execution.