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Not a native Intel OpenCL runtime - Miksch - 02-01-2019 Good morning, I installed the necessary drivers and software explained in www.hashcat.net/faq/wrongdriver for my NVIDIA K1200 graphic card. Everything went well. When I type the command "hashcat --benchmark" I'm shown following answer: "* Device #1: Not a native Intel OpenCL runtime. Expect massive speed loss. You can use --force to override, but do not report related errors." Is there anybody who can tell me what's wrong there? TIA Best regards Miksch RE: Not a native Intel OpenCL runtime - philsmd - 02-01-2019 you probably have a Intel CPU in addition to your GPU. If you have a CPU with OpenCL support you would need to install the OpenCL driver from software.intel.com to use your CPU too. Does cracking with your GPU already work for you ? If you only intend to crack with GPU, you won't need to worry about your CPU driver (and you can ignore it). please always post the whole device/driver section of the hashcat output, because you should have many OpenCL Platforms/Vendors/Devices etc. RE: Not a native Intel OpenCL runtime - Miksch - 02-01-2019 Hi Phil , thank you for your quick answer! Yes, I have an Intel graphic controller on board, but I want to use my NVIDIA graphic card, that isn't detected and I don't know why. The output of hashcat is * Device #1: Not a native Intel OpenCL runtime. Expect massive speed loss. You can use --force to override, but do not report related errors. No devices found/left. TIA Best regards Miksch I have a complement to maike. When I type the command clinfo there appears this message "clinfo: error while loading shared libraries: libOpenCL.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" When I start "hashcat --benchmark" there is following error hint: "Cannot find an OpenCL ICD loader library." That allthough I have installed nvidia-driver 3.90x. RE: Not a native Intel OpenCL runtime - soxrok2212 - 02-01-2019 You need to install OpenCL. Code: apt-get install ocl-icd-libopencl1 opencl-headers clinfo RE: Not a native Intel OpenCL runtime - Miksch - 02-02-2019 (02-01-2019, 10:43 PM)soxrok2212 Wrote: You need to install OpenCL. Hi Soxrok2212 , thank you for your reply. Yes, I know. I've already installed it. But it don't works. Code: Package: ocl-icd-libopencl1 Code: Package: opencl-headers Code: Package: clinfo Code: hashcat --benchmark Code: hashcat (v5.1.0) starting in benchmark mode... RE: Not a native Intel OpenCL runtime - soxrok2212 - 02-02-2019 Have you rebooted after you installed? What does clinfo output? RE: Not a native Intel OpenCL runtime - Miksch - 02-02-2019 (02-02-2019, 06:24 PM)soxrok2212 Wrote: Have you rebooted after you installed? What does clinfo output? Hi soxrok2212, thank you for your help again! Yes, I've rebooted the system. The output of Code: clinfo I just have seen, that the appendix isn't posted, so I'll post it here as code: Code: Number of platforms 1 RE: Not a native Intel OpenCL runtime - Miksch - 02-03-2019 Hi there , I'm just searching for the problem, that my NVIDIA K1200 isn't recognized by hashcat. In my opinion it seems to be there a problem with the directory Code: /run/user/1000/gvfs Code: ls -la Code: d????????? ? ? ? ? ? gvfs What could this be for a directory, how could I purge it? TIA Best regards Miksch RE: Not a native Intel OpenCL runtime - philsmd - 02-03-2019 In my opinion your are completely at the wrong track. Just look at your clinfo output, it says: Code: Platform Vendor The pocl project this is completely wrong. Why do you even have pocl installed? Your installation is not correct and pocl shouldn't be installed at all. The clinfo output must have the NVIDIA Platform Vendor mentioned and pocl of course shouldn't be there. I would suggest to remove all the alternative drivers (the open source ones too, like mesa/pocl etc) and install the driver from nvidia.com. Make the clinfo output looking good first, before you try hashcat. It's not a hashcat problem for sure in this case! RE: Not a native Intel OpenCL runtime - Miksch - 02-03-2019 Hi philsmd , thank you for your important hint! I'm completeley new in the theme of ocl, so I didn't mention this mistake myself. Firt time I had installed the official NVIDIA driver. With this driver hashcat worked, but gave me the hint, that it would be the wrong driver and I should have a look at www.hashcat.net/faq/wrongdriver so I uninstalled the official NVIDIA Driver and tried the way given by the faq. Now I'm going back and try it again . Thanks a lot! I'm going to report about what happens. Miksch (02-03-2019, 01:29 PM)philsmd Wrote: In my opinion your are completely at the wrong track. |