02-23-2014, 06:30 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-23-2014, 09:17 PM by Walkman950.)
E:\oclHashcat-1.01\oclHashcat64.exe: unknown option -- q
ERROR: invalid argument
-q doesn't seem to work alone on Hashcat? Only seems to in mp64?
Thanks for your pointers Milzo.
And in respect of your comment, how could I run exactly as I have with mp64 & Hashcat, alone in hashcat?? Ie no duplication for keys right next to eachother? Thanks,
EDIT:
Discovered the -q command can't be used with hash cat, only with mp64 piped to it. There is no slowdown whatsoever between hashcat with the ?u?u?u?u?u?u?u?u and MP64 running the same with -q 2 piping. The main negative is I don't believe it can be piped from MP64 to Hashcat and pause and resume, which is an issue. The computer with the fans whirring is too loud where it is to leave going overnight, so must be paused and resumed, which does not work with MP64.
Resuming hashcat on its own with -u 4096 & -n 160 which is now fully utilising two cards. Hash rate is sitting on 158,000~ hashes/sec.
ERROR: invalid argument
-q doesn't seem to work alone on Hashcat? Only seems to in mp64?
Thanks for your pointers Milzo.
And in respect of your comment, how could I run exactly as I have with mp64 & Hashcat, alone in hashcat?? Ie no duplication for keys right next to eachother? Thanks,
EDIT:
Discovered the -q command can't be used with hash cat, only with mp64 piped to it. There is no slowdown whatsoever between hashcat with the ?u?u?u?u?u?u?u?u and MP64 running the same with -q 2 piping. The main negative is I don't believe it can be piped from MP64 to Hashcat and pause and resume, which is an issue. The computer with the fans whirring is too loud where it is to leave going overnight, so must be paused and resumed, which does not work with MP64.
Resuming hashcat on its own with -u 4096 & -n 160 which is now fully utilising two cards. Hash rate is sitting on 158,000~ hashes/sec.