ERROR: clCreateBuffer() -61 on -plus-0.09

[chort]

On -plus-0.09 the examples run fine, but when I try to load a 103MB sha1 hash file (2.6M hashes) I get clCreateBuffer() -61 no matter if I use rules, -n, --gpu-loops, etc.

I can run the exact same arguments on -plus-0.08 and it works fine.

[atom]

Yeah, oclHashcat-plus 0.09 requires more RAM because of SHA512.

[Hash-IT]

Ahh, I have experienced this !

So thats why ! ha ha ! Can I ask a really n00b question please, someone has to !!

Do you mean RAM on GPU or RAM as normal computer RAM ?

Thanks.

[gat3way]

GPU memory.

[Hash-IT]

GPU memory.

Thank you !

I am glad no one else noticed I asked that n00b question

[chort]

Hmm, so basically the only way around this is to pre-split hash files, right? There's no way oclHashcat can parse the -m argument prior to allocating memory (has to do with the way the kernels are built?)

In that case, any thoughts of adding auto-splitting of hash files? One way would be to create a temp dir and split the hash file into it. Maybe it would be possible to read the file in chunks and just handle that in memory?

[atom]

it would be easier to build hash-type specific memory segments than to load chunks, but that is something with not so high priority yet on my todo list