That is easy and if you didn't find the answer in the forum already, you shoud find it easily by looking at the --help output:
to find the "correct value" for you you first need to run:
(btw: this is the same value that you see in the status screen: Restore.Point..: 0/8031810176 (0.00%))
Then just do the math: 8031810176 * 0.5995 = 4815070200
That means you should run it like this (-s value):
Note: of course it would also be possible to modify the .restore file, but that might be a little bit more complicated
Note2: I don't know how accurate your statement "it was at 59.95 %" is, maybe you should start a little bit before 59.95% to make sure you don't miss keyspace (it would be important that also the restore point was at least at 59.95 % to guarantee that you don't miss any crack)
Code:
-s, --skip=NUM Skip number of wordsto find the "correct value" for you you first need to run:
Code:
$ cudaHashcat64.exe -m 2500 -a 3 --keyspace file.hccap ?u?u?u?u?u?u?u?u
8031810176(btw: this is the same value that you see in the status screen: Restore.Point..: 0/8031810176 (0.00%))
Then just do the math: 8031810176 * 0.5995 = 4815070200
That means you should run it like this (-s value):
Code:
cudaHashcat64.exe --status --status-timer 1 --session namesession -s 4815070200 -m 2500 -a 3 file.hccap ?u?u?u?u?u?u?u?uNote: of course it would also be possible to modify the .restore file, but that might be a little bit more complicated
Note2: I don't know how accurate your statement "it was at 59.95 %" is, maybe you should start a little bit before 59.95% to make sure you don't miss keyspace (it would be important that also the restore point was at least at 59.95 % to guarantee that you don't miss any crack)