Quote from: iparktur on August 25, 2019, 05:34:33 AM

This btcpass - clean (without a virus). It is necessary to pay for this btcpass?

No ... The purpose for which this application is useful here appears in the start log regardless of whether you have purchased a license ... The license includes program functions, and in this case we are interested in a small add-on.

Quote from: MrFreeDragon on August 25, 2019, 10:02:20 AM

By the way, who is the "creator" of these bitcoin challenge transactions? Does somebody know his name or any other information?

We do not have such information
I know that in 2015 - the creator of this challenge created a thread in this topic ... I don't have a link anymore because I don't need it anymore.
Forget that anyone knows who this person is ... None of these people, for known reasons, do not introduce themselves by name and does not attach a biography with the address of residence and a photo creating such a challenge.

Quote from: PietCoin97 on August 25, 2019, 11:54:50 AM

i use the random funktion and the --share funktion
so when i take two hex keys and make share and betweeen these shares i take the random starting point generation is it good ?
with -p 3500 i have 24576000 random starting points between the shares
and i also run pollard kangaroo for 105

i have 3 gtx 1070 each one make 250 Mkey/s

It is not possible to run the "random" function together with "--share".
The way your configuration works assumes the very high probability that you are scanning the same ranges over and over again... although I do not deny it, because every way is good!

Quote from: bulleteyedk on August 25, 2019, 04:25:49 PM

i have never used the share function, thanks for posting info of how to use that

-b should be = GPU compute units x1 or x2 - so this is specific to your GPU
-t is number of threads that will run pr. block
-p is number of keys pr. process

First of all, many thanks for placing the results in the 'CODE' tag according to my request :-)
In answer to your question:
-b = CU number ... i.e. x1
-t = to be max. try 512, and if it doesn't start, set 256 (because that is how much max will start)
-p = as you wrote ... but these are all theoretical concepts that in themselves will not indicate the best option. -p is the only option that needs your time to test different combinations to values that you already know :-)

Quote from: paniker on August 25, 2019, 06:01:41 PM

not understand, can you wrote step buy step what are happening)))
addr.txt - you already got it?
-r what is it?

-r was turn ON random mode:

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-r, --random
Each point will start in random KEYSPACE

-i addr.txt - this is the input file containing the list of addresses to which you are looking for the key. He has these addresses in the addr.txt file

Quote from: vimp666 on August 25, 2019, 06:56:59 PM

ZielarSRC/BitCrack
forked from pikachunakapika/BitCrack.and in my opinion unchanged.

The script itself is no different from the pikachupik version, while its version is for CUDA 9.2. - my fork is configured and has an .exe file running on CUDA 10.1