Hi all,
I'm trying to get hashcat to work on my laptop and as much as it works in general, I'm afraid of frying the GPU - I receive the following errors:
This is strange as I can read the temperature with:
or
So I guess the question is - how does hashcat read the GPU temp and how to get it to work?
I'm using a NVS 5400M and an i7-3630QM (I know it's not a beast, but that serves the purpose when you have to go through a few dictionaries and can't connect to your rig) on Jessie Debian. The driver version is 352.79.
I also can't control the task once it's started (you should get status when pressing "s" or quit when punching "q", but nothing happens), but that's less of an issue (thou annoying)...
I'm trying to get hashcat to work on my laptop and as much as it works in general, I'm afraid of frying the GPU - I receive the following errors:
Code:
Watchdog: Hardware Monitoring Interface not found on your system
Watchdog: Temperature abort trigger disabled
Watchdog: Temperature retain trigger disabledThis is strange as I can read the temperature with:
Code:
nvidia-settings -q gpucoretempCode:
nvidia-smi -q -d temperatureSo I guess the question is - how does hashcat read the GPU temp and how to get it to work?
I'm using a NVS 5400M and an i7-3630QM (I know it's not a beast, but that serves the purpose when you have to go through a few dictionaries and can't connect to your rig) on Jessie Debian. The driver version is 352.79.
I also can't control the task once it's started (you should get status when pressing "s" or quit when punching "q", but nothing happens), but that's less of an issue (thou annoying)...