I wanna give you one hand in documentation matters for OCLHashCat-Plus:
In fact, I have found that, in Windows OS, the only file that seems to be needed for OCL acceleration is "OpenCL.msi" (path inside installer "\Packages\Apps\OpenCL64\OpenCL.msi" for Windows 64 bits). There is no need to install the full Catalyst suite, just the driver only and OpenCL.msi installer.
Am I wrong in these conclusions? This is how I do the whole thing installed, and it seems to be working OK.
As long as I did not see this explicitly mentioned in the Wiki section named "oclHashcat and the Drivers: Catalyst and ForceWare" , I was thinking it could be worthful to know/document. I have two AMD Radeon HD graphics card, so I don't know how all this stuff applies to nVidia.
In fact, I have found that, in Windows OS, the only file that seems to be needed for OCL acceleration is "OpenCL.msi" (path inside installer "\Packages\Apps\OpenCL64\OpenCL.msi" for Windows 64 bits). There is no need to install the full Catalyst suite, just the driver only and OpenCL.msi installer.
Quote: The OpenCL.msi installer is 16,1 MB (16.924.160 bytes) size.
The installed file "c:\Windows\System32\OpenCL.dll" is version 1.2.1.0.
The installed file "c:\Windows\SysWOW64\OpenCL.dll" is version 1.2.1.0.
Am I wrong in these conclusions? This is how I do the whole thing installed, and it seems to be working OK.
As long as I did not see this explicitly mentioned in the Wiki section named "oclHashcat and the Drivers: Catalyst and ForceWare" , I was thinking it could be worthful to know/document. I have two AMD Radeon HD graphics card, so I don't know how all this stuff applies to nVidia.