Not enough allocatable device memory for this attack

[Clay]

Hi,
I just wanted to decode the one password, just comparing one decoded password with password to crack (not the brutal force), and I get the below output (attachments)

What can I do? Its just one easy comparing, the files are almost empty as I said, just one string in hashes.txt and passwordtocrack.txt as well. Process takes a long time and never ends.
Thanks

[Snoopy]

Hi,
I just wanted to decode the one password, just comparing one decoded password with password to crack (not the brutal force), and I get the below output (attachments)

What can I do? Its just one easy comparing, the files are almost empty as I said, just one string in hashes.txt and passwordtocrack.txt as well. Process takes a long time and never ends.
Thanks

your commandline is wrong, please remove the spaces between -O and the -o, also remove the -o

try

Code:

hashcat -a0 -m1800 -O hashes.txt passwordtocrack.txt

(if you look closely, hashcat things you want to supply the passwords by stdin/pipe mode)

next thing, if you are on linux anyway, try this

Code:

mkpasswd -m sha512crypt 1234

and you get this 

Code:

$6$cfgd3GmvI9XaIXQq$Bd0UUdPiNU4Hy0vw7Yqnsy6m0zyp4ZkHMsOX1Zkd5MLKDV5VqMs/aeTdLS2f/MSiz7Tv5JoVKTqlsf2kWTWPb0

so just 

Code:

mkpasswd -m sha512crypt yourpass -S 52450745

the salt you need is right after the $6$saltvalue$*** (salt taken from your screenshot)