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With help from ChatGPT succeed to compile it on Mac M1 #268
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Can you post what error do you get with the public keys uncompressed? |
19 warnings generated. |
I think you should reinstall GMP via Homebrew and try again? |
Thank you @bane77111 Got this to work OK on an M3 Pro 18GB was hitting 65Ph/s |
I'm a bit of a layman. Do you have any step-by-step instructions on how to run Keyhunter? I believe I managed to get around the error of doing the make |
Hi everyone in this discussion. I also had problems running it on macOS, so I made an alternate version (also in pure C): Have a look and see if it works for you too. This program has less features, but it can do range scan and private key search from given list. Searches for hash160 from given list or with bloom filter. |
If someone interested to run it on Mac m1 chip maybe it will work on m2 too, this is the changed Make file:
make legacy
Before compale make sure to have all paths setup and you'll have to delete in file: gmp256k1/Random.cpp ; the line #include <linux/random.h>
I try it to run:
And on my Mac works OK.
ps.
There is also an issue with legacy reading pub. keys, if you have uncompressed you'll get an error so you need to change it to compressed pub.key.
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