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Hashcat doesn't detect GPU on Linux (Debian) #2069
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please try to run the "clinfo" command line tool. if that external command lists your GPUs, we should investigate this further. I think questions like this should be asked in the hashcat forum (https://hashcat.net/forum) instead, because this is more like a user question (not a crash/bug/feature request etc). |
Alright, so I can't find the GPU with the "clinfo" command and believe the issue is not related to hashcat. Here is the output:
It would be great if you would help me out here |
I would suggest to start from here: https://hashcat.net/faq/wrongdriver I think we can/should close this issue, because there are many similar solved questions on the forum (and even closed issues on this github issue tracker). A 1080 ti should definitely work, but there could be many reasons why it's not working yet (including xorg configuration problems, additional GPU on motherboard and dedicated GPU is disabled in BIOS/UEFI, driver install problems, mesa/pocl problems, ...) |
Fixed by updating Nvidia driver. When I posted this, I used an old Nvidia driver |
Hi.
I just installed Hashcat (v5.1.0) and it doesn't detect the GPU.
This is the output of
./hashcat64.bin -I
I'm using Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti with driver version 390.116
I would prefer to not mess too much with the Nvidia drivers, as I'm using 4 monitors where 2 of them are 165 hz
Does anyone knows what the issue is?
Do I need to install some Nvidia dependencies?
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