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Any news on progress of the next version?

"Full time job" does a wonderous job of interfering with coding.

I've got a Windows testing system built, so I will hopefully be able to resolve the Windows issues (I believe it's a kernel launch failure, I'm just not sure why) and make the 0.7 release this coming weekend.

YAY! looking forward to it =)

Progress made: Little to none.

Hardware Windows box with CUDA installed & a compiler & the ability to actually debug Windows stuff sanely by running on the same system I compile on, while actually sitting in front of it: Accomplished.

How many people want the Linux version? I can just release that for now, if anyone actually uses it.

Bitweasil wrote:Progress made: Little to none.
Hardware Windows box with CUDA installed & a compiler & the ability to actually debug Windows stuff sanely by running on the same system I compile on, while actually sitting in front of it: Accomplished.
How many people want the Linux version? I can just release that for now, if anyone actually uses it.

I use the linux version, what I found this is one of few working bruteforces for linux and GPU.

labbo wrote:

Bitweasil wrote:Progress made: Little to none.
Hardware Windows box with CUDA installed & a compiler & the ability to actually debug Windows stuff sanely by running on the same system I compile on, while actually sitting in front of it: Accomplished.
How many people want the Linux version? I can just release that for now, if anyone actually uses it.

I use the linux version, what I found this is one of few working bruteforces for linux and GPU.

Using it, want it, need it!

Currently scripting some stuff in order to sequentially load, crack & save hundreds of different password dumps, with password analysis and statistics as the output!

Ah...

erm, I'll try to get the Linux 64-bit release packaged up, at least. I *think* the "new" bits work properly on the 32-bit Windows release, but the "FAST" hash mode (basically, optimized version of what 0.61 has - faster for low hash numbers and short kernel execution times, if you want your GUI usable) fails completely on Windows.

I didn't realize people were actually... you know, *using* this stuff.

not currently using it, but always interested in sources

Bitweasil wrote:Ah...

erm, I'll try to get the Linux 64-bit release packaged up, at least. I *think* the "new" bits work properly on the 32-bit Windows release, but the "FAST" hash mode (basically, optimized version of what 0.61 has - faster for low hash numbers and short kernel execution times, if you want your GUI usable) fails completely on Windows.

I didn't realize people were actually... you know, *using* this stuff.

Not using it? hehe. Well, at least i am, i can't speak for others. Oh, and a few colleagues as well, working together with me on some interesting stuff. The discussions and tools available from 3.14.by, cryptohaze, oxid.it, freerainbowtables and others are of great personal interest to me!

If there are any specific features that would be useful, feel free to PM me and let me know. I'm open to custom development if desired.