03-20-2018, 01:38 PM
you can restore a session by moving into the correct directory and running just this command:
you do not need (and are not allowed) to add many further arguments (only a few are allowed like --session, but if you didn't use this in the first place, you won't need to use it when restoring)
btw: scrypt is a GPU-unfriendly algorithm and a modern CPU might be faster in general (I'm not sure if your 3 AMD GPUs are faster than a single modern GPU, maybe that's the case because it's 3 vs 1 if they can deal with scrypt in the first place... I'm also not sure if they can deal with the huge memory requirements of the ethereum scrypt algo, it depends on the scrypt settings of course)
Code:
hashcat --restoreyou do not need (and are not allowed) to add many further arguments (only a few are allowed like --session, but if you didn't use this in the first place, you won't need to use it when restoring)
btw: scrypt is a GPU-unfriendly algorithm and a modern CPU might be faster in general (I'm not sure if your 3 AMD GPUs are faster than a single modern GPU, maybe that's the case because it's 3 vs 1 if they can deal with scrypt in the first place... I'm also not sure if they can deal with the huge memory requirements of the ethereum scrypt algo, it depends on the scrypt settings of course)