01-18-2012, 11:16 AM
It might sound strange, but the AMD APP SDK is able to produce "tahiti" kernel, but the Catalyst driver itself does not support the hd7970. That means, there is no way for me to test if it works or not. All I can do is to trust in AMD's ability to produce working code.
From oclHashcat-plus's release notes:
Also, if you are willing to take a journey into AMD developer world, you can install this driver:
http://developer.amd.com/Downloads/OpenC...indows.exe
Maybe it will work for you then. Otherwise we have to wait for AMD to release linux driver and then I still need some time to optimize code for GCN. And then I will release it. A third option is to use my beta versions that likely will have bugs, but they defenitly work on hd7970 on windows.
From oclHashcat-plus's release notes:
Quote:AMD was not lazy, too. The new AMD APP SDK v2.6 include support for the upcomming hd7xxx series. So what I did is that i blindly generated the Kernels for all hd7xxx and added them to this release. Well this is only theory. We will see how it works out. These new kernels are called "Capeverde", "Pitcairn" and "Tahiti".
Also, if you are willing to take a journey into AMD developer world, you can install this driver:
http://developer.amd.com/Downloads/OpenC...indows.exe
Maybe it will work for you then. Otherwise we have to wait for AMD to release linux driver and then I still need some time to optimize code for GCN. And then I will release it. A third option is to use my beta versions that likely will have bugs, but they defenitly work on hd7970 on windows.