I run VanitySearch on Ubuntu using several files to check:
@root> ./VanitySearch -u -i List01.txt -u -i List02.txt -u -i List03.txt -u -i List04.txt -u -i List05.txt -u -i List06.txt -u -i List07.txt -o result.txt -r 1
But unfortunately I cannot see in the terminal how many keys are generated and checked during the process. Is there a way to check this process through logs?
It prints the same text in the file for each private key found:
Pub Addr:
Priv (WIF):
Priv (HEX):
So you can try searching for all the lines that have Pub Addr in them and then tally them up using:
grep "Pub Addr" result.txt | wc -l@NotATether I want to see how many keys are generated when I run from the CPU and when I run from the GPU? I would like to see their difference on the speed of key generation?
@NotATether and another question, does it affect the key generation speed if I add a large list (70 million Bitcoin Addresses)?