Quote from: Etar on Today at 05:24:13 PM

Quote from: bitcurve on Today at 04:09:09 PM

I didn't touch the workfile or changed it using a script. I did try using a CPU. I'll try now using a GPU.
Edit - doesn't work with a GPU either. what did you change from JLP's version?

I downloaded the KangarooOT and KangarooOW version from GitHub to make sure we were using the same tools.
For the experiment we will look for the public key 02d2779258710a6fcd4e978335698e5c1b20795f8c3aae524714e0e40ebacdb213
whose private key is 0x7989031fda5ba3bf5 in the 67-bit range from 0 to 7ffffffffffffffff
Step 0: create a 67bitWrong.txt file with the following content:

Code:

0
7ffffffffffffffff
03633CBE3EC02B9401C5EFFA144C5B4D22F87940259634858FC7E59B1C09937852

Step 1: aor the accumulation of tame DPs create a step1.bat file with the following content and launch:

Code:

kangarooOT -t 0 -gpu -gpuId 0 -g 88,128 -m 2.5 -d 13 -wi 120 -w testwork 67bitWrong.txt
for /l %%i in (1,1,6) do (
echo Iteration %%i
kangarooOT -t 0 -gpu -gpuId 0 -g 88,128 -m 2.5 -d 13 -wi 120 -w testwork -i testwork
)
pause

Step 2: To change the public key in the working file, make a step2.bat file and launch:

Code:

py changewf.py -f testwork -pub 02d2779258710a6fcd4e978335698e5c1b20795f8c3aae524714e0e40ebacdb213 -rb 0 -re 7ffffffffffffffff
pause

Step 3: To find the public key make a step3.bat file and launch:

Code:

kangarooOW -t 0 -gpu -gpuId 0 -g 88,128 -i testwork
pause

Thanks for the details, I already got it to work using my own version.