11-19-2012, 11:52 AM
After running hours, quit.
Didn't use the restore nor session options, but a restore file was created.
Then try to run again the same command line, simple, was just using the
-a 1 option, no rules, and got "...oclHashcat-0.10-rc1\oclhashcat-plus64.exe
is not a valid Win32 application."
Then saw that the oclHashcat-plus64.exe was 0 KB in size.
Had to recover that file.
If worth it mention, hashcat was running as well on his own dos window
but with other hash list, and not using the same dictionaire when this
happened.
Also used disable temperature monitor to avoid the error message
ADL_Overdrive5_Temperature_Get(): -5 using 6990.
Had already done more than once a 12.11 driver clean install using
all the details about using drivercleaner and so on, but no positive
effect in this subject.
Temperatures are good. MSi afterburner show below 80, and lower
if running hashcat at the same time in a separeted dos window
command line, reducing oclhashcat speed, but that's ok.
Didn't use the restore nor session options, but a restore file was created.
Then try to run again the same command line, simple, was just using the
-a 1 option, no rules, and got "...oclHashcat-0.10-rc1\oclhashcat-plus64.exe
is not a valid Win32 application."
Then saw that the oclHashcat-plus64.exe was 0 KB in size.
Had to recover that file.
If worth it mention, hashcat was running as well on his own dos window
but with other hash list, and not using the same dictionaire when this
happened.
Also used disable temperature monitor to avoid the error message
ADL_Overdrive5_Temperature_Get(): -5 using 6990.
Had already done more than once a 12.11 driver clean install using
all the details about using drivercleaner and so on, but no positive
effect in this subject.
Temperatures are good. MSi afterburner show below 80, and lower
if running hashcat at the same time in a separeted dos window
command line, reducing oclhashcat speed, but that's ok.