Gpu math is mostly based on JeanLucPons code https://github.com/JeanLucPons/Kangaroo/blob/master/GPU/GPUMath.h
But with some additions and modifications.
v2.3 supported GPU architecture >=SM35
Futures:
Range limited to 192bit
Initial kangaroos generation happens on GPU which is slightly faster.
You can save kangaroos after certain time interval and with saving hashtable you can be sure that after restart program will continue job.
It is possible to reset and save the hashtable after a certain time interval, followed by automatic merging into a single hashtable.
During the merging, you possible to find the desired key, and also the merger fixes the dead kangaroos and signals the GPU to reset them.
So you not need to keep all hashtable in RAM.
Saving kangaroos, hashtable and merging does not impact speed hashing.
Good -grid params:
- for GTX 1660super 88,128 with PL60% speed 890Mkey/s
- for RTX 3070 92,256 with PL56% speed 1535Mkey/s
Usage:
-wmerge automaticly merge current ht work with main ht (works together with -wsplit)
-wsplit reset hashtable
-o output file where the key will be saved
-wm merge 2 source HT files to target file
-dp number of trailing zeros distinguished point
-d select GPU IDs (coma separated)
-pub set single uncompressed/compressed pubkey for searching
-grid GPUs gridsize (coma separated)
-rb range start from
-re end range
-kf kangaroos work file for saving and loading
-wf ht working file for saving
-wi timer interval for autosaving ht/kangaroos
Example:
Etarkangaroo -dp 16 -d 0 -grid 44,64 -wf htwork -kf kangaroowork -o result.txt -wi 300 -wsplit -wmerge -rb 80000000000000000000 -re ffffffffffffffffffff -pub 037e1238f7b1ce757df94faa9a2eb261bf0aeb9f84dbf81212104e78931c2a19dc
You can use server/client app for Etarkangaroo https://github.com/Etayson/Server-Client-apps-for-Etarkangaroo Purebasic v.5.31 required for compilation