didnt spot the memory = 0
i guess this is a small (free) vps?, these virtual machines are not made for loving you baby, i mean hashcat, if you dont have the option to get more ram for free, try using hashcat on your pc at home
@ Marc1n, -D1 -d1 is also right in this context, depending on the settings and driverconfiguration the cpu could be shown more than once, i have a workstation with 2* xeon working, when just using option -D1 (CPU -only)
as you can see, -D1 -d1 sticks to one possibiliy how the CPU is utilized, but same overall speed (i think this is better thna using 2 different ways how hahscat talks to the CPU
i guess this is a small (free) vps?, these virtual machines are not made for loving you baby, i mean hashcat, if you dont have the option to get more ram for free, try using hashcat on your pc at home
@ Marc1n, -D1 -d1 is also right in this context, depending on the settings and driverconfiguration the cpu could be shown more than once, i have a workstation with 2* xeon working, when just using option -D1 (CPU -only)
Code:
hashcat -m0 -b -D1
Speed.#1.........: 905.1 MH/s (51.60ms) @ Accel:1024 Loops:1024 Thr:1 Vec:8
Speed.#2.........: 980.8 MH/s (50.03ms) @ Accel:1024 Loops:1024 Thr:1 Vec:8
Speed.#*.........: 1885.9 MH/sCode:
hashcat -m0 -b -D1 -d1
Speed.#1.........: 1844.6 MH/s (13.28ms) @ Accel:1024 Loops:512 Thr:1 Vec:8as you can see, -D1 -d1 sticks to one possibiliy how the CPU is utilized, but same overall speed (i think this is better thna using 2 different ways how hahscat talks to the CPU