running Jean-Luc's Poolard Algo on GPUs

[mahurovihamilo]

Does any of  you know, in Linux, how to enumerate the GPUs? I am using this, but getting an error:

./kangaroo -gpu gpuId0,gpuId1,gpuId2,gpuId3,gpuId4,gpuId5,gpuId6,gpuId7 -ws savedKangs.txt -wi 30 in.txt
Kangaroo v2.2

Unexpected gpuId0,gpuId1,gpuId2,gpuId3,gpuId4,gpuId5,gpuId6,gpuId7 argument

Thank you!

[flapduck]

Drop the gpuIdX labels because Kangaroo wants only plain integers.

List the devices with nvidia-smi -L or clinfo -l. Then run something like a ./kangaroo -gpu 0,1,2,3,etc. -ws saverKangeroozer.txt -wi 30 input.txt

[ABCbits]

I give you suggestion on different thread 2 days ago? Is it not working? If so, please mention it so other member can avoid giving same suggestion.

Does anyone know, in Linux, how to enumerate the GPUs? when using Jean-Luc's script? I am using this, but getting an error:

./kangaroo -gpu gpuId0,gpuId1,gpuId2,gpuId3,gpuId4,gpuId5,gpuId6,gpuId7 -ws savedKangs.txt -wi 30 in.txt

Kangaroo v2.2

Unexpected gpuId0,gpuId1,gpuId2,gpuId3,gpuId4,gpuId5,gpuId6,gpuId7 argument


So the question is, how to enumerate the 8 GPUs on the script commend.

Thank you!

Based on the GitHub README file, how about this?

Code:

./kangaroo -gpu -gpuId 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7

[mahurovihamilo]

I give you suggestion on different thread 2 days ago? Is it not working? If so, please mention it so other member can avoid giving same suggestion.

Does anyone know, in Linux, how to enumerate the GPUs? when using Jean-Luc's script? I am using this, but getting an error:

./kangaroo -gpu gpuId0,gpuId1,gpuId2,gpuId3,gpuId4,gpuId5,gpuId6,gpuId7 -ws savedKangs.txt -wi 30 in.txt

Kangaroo v2.2

Unexpected gpuId0,gpuId1,gpuId2,gpuId3,gpuId4,gpuId5,gpuId6,gpuId7 argument


So the question is, how to enumerate the 8 GPUs on the script commend.

Thank you!

Based on the GitHub README file, how about this?

Code:

./kangaroo -gpu -gpuId 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7

Thank you for your reply !!

I give you suggestion on different thread 2 days ago? Is it not working? If so, please mention it so other member can avoid giving same suggestion.

Does anyone know, in Linux, how to enumerate the GPUs? when using Jean-Luc's script? I am using this, but getting an error:

./kangaroo -gpu gpuId0,gpuId1,gpuId2,gpuId3,gpuId4,gpuId5,gpuId6,gpuId7 -ws savedKangs.txt -wi 30 in.txt

Kangaroo v2.2

Unexpected gpuId0,gpuId1,gpuId2,gpuId3,gpuId4,gpuId5,gpuId6,gpuId7 argument


So the question is, how to enumerate the 8 GPUs on the script commend.

Thank you!

Based on the GitHub README file, how about this?

Code:

./kangaroo -gpu -gpuId 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7

Sorry I missed your other reply, thank you for your replies !!


Thank you @flapduck and @ABCbits for your replies, I got it to run !!

on a similar track, I have been told that Pollar RHO is 256 bits capable while Jean-Lucs is not. Do you know or are aware of a reliable Pollard Rho GPU capable implementation that you can recommend in github or similar.

I have seen a couple there but they seems "sketchy" code wise ..

Thank you.

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[nc50lc]

on a similar track, I have been told that Pollar RHO is 256 bits capable while Jean-Lucs is not. Do you know or are aware of a reliable Pollard Rho GPU capable implementation that you can recommend in github or similar.

Do you mean that it's capable of searching 256-bit private key?
If this is for the puzzle transaction, it doesn't matter if it can't since those output's private keys are just limited to lower ranges.

For a list of similar tools, try this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5422375.0

[mahurovihamilo]

 Thank you @nc50lc !!