07-07-2013, 03:12 AM
ouch, that command line is a mess.
so, first things first: why are you using --force? if you are using --force because you are using an unsupported driver, then that is likely your problem. please do not submit bug reports when using an unsupported driver.
if you are using a supported driver (beta requires catalyst 13.4), and are simply using --force gratuitously, then have you tried running hashcat with a much simpler command line? one that is properly structured, and doesn't include every possible switch?
lastly, -i only works with mask attacks, and does not work with hybrid attacks.
so, first things first: why are you using --force? if you are using --force because you are using an unsupported driver, then that is likely your problem. please do not submit bug reports when using an unsupported driver.
if you are using a supported driver (beta requires catalyst 13.4), and are simply using --force gratuitously, then have you tried running hashcat with a much simpler command line? one that is properly structured, and doesn't include every possible switch?
Code:
oclHashcat-plus64 -o pass.found --remove -a 6 -1 ?l?d?s MD5.txt rockyou.txt ?1?1lastly, -i only works with mask attacks, and does not work with hybrid attacks.