08-09-2017, 01:00 AM
(This post was last modified: 08-09-2017, 01:58 AM by DumberThanDumb.)
(08-08-2017, 06:42 PM)undeath Wrote: depends, if your wallet is mode 15600 [$ethereum$p] use your GPU (mining rig) if your wallet is mode 15700 [$ethereum$s] use your CPU (gaming machine) still use your mining rig
(well, actually it might still be worth trying mode 15700 with your mining rig GPUs, my 2600k does 13 H/s while my single 1060 does 21 H/s)
Ah, that info is part of what I needed. Couldn't find the hash type but using johntheripper file you linked me to, I found it was [$ethereum$s] so it must be the 15700, named ethereum wallet, scrypt in the list. Again, thanks!
Now, I need to figure what to do with those 2 lines of random character it writes.
Should I copy the " $ethereum$s*262234*8*1*d643 etc etc etc" in some new files and use this as the hash file?
My new cmd file looks like this, with the example0.hash which looks to countain the wrong info (copied/pasted the JohnTheRipper output to this file).
hashcat64.exe -a 3 -m 15700 -D 2 example0.hash NotTheRealPassI'mNotThatClueless?a?a?a -o cracked.txt
pause