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Re: BitCrack - A tool for brute-forcing private keys
by
WanderingPhilospher
on 19/06/2020, 17:51:44 UTC
Every time I use keyspace for specific range bitcrack always show staring 483481624912735df1212313C96A3742F6490623432523847279273198
& ending 483481624912739df1212313C96A3742F6490623432523847279273198.

Also how to use --continue

Why its not start from my chosen range, anyone have idea.

There is no such range.

What address is the range for?
That is a valid range. you don't have to use the leading zeros. Look at that range as:

000000483481624912735df1212313C96A3742F6490623432523847279273198
Yes you are right! But what address is he looking there !?
I wanna try specific range every day, if privkey not found next day I adjust range. But when I run bitcrack with -- keyspace command my starting & ending are different than I gave.
Any solution.
Also how to use --continue so I dont have to start evry tim from beginning.
I've asked you to share your config code that you use to start bitcrack. If your range is a secret, that is fine, just change the range but if I can see your config line, I can better help you.
your keyspace command should look like this:
Code:
--keyspace edd2dc711a85146c:edd2dc711a95146b
replace with your start and end range.
I also explained the --continue option, did you read or not understand?
Also, are you using cuBitcrack or clBitcrack? the clBitcrack has known bugs.