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Hashcat v6.2.4: Host memory required for this attack: 32446 MB #2986
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Please retry with latest beta |
Same (v6.2.4-82-g3f4dca13f). |
i have same issues, problem is in |
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Please retry with 6.2.5 |
I'm having high memory issues with 6.2.5 as well, I believe this bug is still present |
Hello I'm having high memory issues with 6.2.5 as well, I believe this bug is still present. Any solution? |
@mknippen Can you provide some more details about the issue you are having? @lordragnarok The issue you are having appears different and the hardware you are using seems far from ideal for hashcat, looks like mining hardware. 6GB of host system RAM usage supporting an attack on 10 GPUs is not what I would normally call high memory usage, is there some reason you believe this is bad? Neither of your issues appear to be the issue in the original post so I don't know that keeping them here makes sense. |
I have tested the issue again and here is the result (on my current setup, different from the setup previously used): v6.2.3 - 7361 MB It looks like the issue was kinda fixed in 07e5863. However, here is the initial commit that introduced it: a4299b7. |
Please close the issue if everything works as intended. For me everything looks good since I have 16202 MB of the RAM in my current setup. However, others can have less than 32 GB of RAM. We can see that it was possible to run Hashcat with 7361 MB of RAM, but now 16202 MB is needed for the same attack. Also, previously I was able to run multiple hashcat instances at the same time (one working, other instances in pause mode). Now I can run only one instance. |
After an update of Arch linux hashcat started to use too much of memory.
hashcat (v6.2.4)
hashcat v6.2.4-65-g799bc0abe
hashcat v6.2.3
hashcat v6.2.4-65-g799bc0abe -d 1
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