what type of terminal do you use (gnome terminal, xterm etc)? Did you try a different one?
why do you run it with sudo ? If you really need to run it with priviledged permissions, did you try to run it by logging in as root (e.g. sudo su).
It could also have to do with some terminal settings/environment variables.
You should try a very simple example, like "./hashcat.bin -a 3 example0.hash ?a?a?a?a?a?a?a?a?a"
Did you experience similar behaviour with other console programs (other programs that do not use a GUI/X11)?
It's actually really strange because even most of the devs use linux/ubuntu based system and nobody noticed any problem like this (neither with older version nor with new versions of hashcat).
Do you get any further warning messages in the output (maybe that you didn't noticed?).
well, I don't know if you are able to "debug" this somehow (do you have some programming/C skills ?), if so maybe the file src/terminal.c should be the first consideration to start debugging it: functions keypress (), tty_break (), tty_getchar () etc
I hope we will find the main cause of this problem soon... (if nothing helps, maybe you can try to boot from a live-cd or install a fresh copy of the OS - if you want on a separate hard disk/partition - so we can make sure if this also happens with a fresh OS).
why do you run it with sudo ? If you really need to run it with priviledged permissions, did you try to run it by logging in as root (e.g. sudo su).
It could also have to do with some terminal settings/environment variables.
You should try a very simple example, like "./hashcat.bin -a 3 example0.hash ?a?a?a?a?a?a?a?a?a"
Did you experience similar behaviour with other console programs (other programs that do not use a GUI/X11)?
It's actually really strange because even most of the devs use linux/ubuntu based system and nobody noticed any problem like this (neither with older version nor with new versions of hashcat).
Do you get any further warning messages in the output (maybe that you didn't noticed?).
well, I don't know if you are able to "debug" this somehow (do you have some programming/C skills ?), if so maybe the file src/terminal.c should be the first consideration to start debugging it: functions keypress (), tty_break (), tty_getchar () etc
I hope we will find the main cause of this problem soon... (if nothing helps, maybe you can try to boot from a live-cd or install a fresh copy of the OS - if you want on a separate hard disk/partition - so we can make sure if this also happens with a fresh OS).