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hurray it worked !!!, thank you very much, you are a genius of the code, without you I would not have figured it out, thanks again)))
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This tool is not design for brute-force search.
You can try to add -l
(specify the bits of prefix), for example: ./vanitygen++ -v -a4 -F compressed -o res.txt -Z 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000004000000000000000 -l $((256-7)) 1N
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-l $((256-7)) not what I need, addresses are repeated and out of order
"This tool is not design for brute-force search." but this tool starts at the beginning of the search range 4000000000000000 adding one and checking each for compliance 1N if it matches an address to a pattern, it starts all over again, I want him to continue with 400000000000001F and not start with 4000000000000000. Or I misunderstand the logic of the program
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Currently, thread would generate a new random private after it found a matching.
// file vanitygen.c
242 switch (test_func(vxcp)) {
243 case 1:
244 npoints = 0;
245 rekey_at = 0; // lead to generate a new random private key, in your case start again
You can comment out line 244 and 245. However, threads are not cooperative currently. You would also get same 4 results, but you can get 4 different results by specifying only a thread (-t1
).
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commenting lines 244 and 245 using (-t1) resulted in a prefix not matching, got 4 different results in order but with the wrong prefix
./vanitygen++ -v -t1 -a4 -F compressed -o res.txt -Z 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000004000000000000000 1N
Prefix difficulty: 22 1N
Difficulty: 22
Using 1 worker thread(s)
Pattern: 1N
Pubkey (hex): 0439eac472601ecee0268e29334ae521de79520d38579b1e5943f94918f08d7b39e9435a4c01410221aaf936e42a97900323748fc88924f097a22d88cf47441cf1
Privkey (hex): 400000000000001A
Privkey (ASN1): 30740201010420000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000400000000000001aa00706052b8104000aa1440342000439eac472601ecee0268e29334ae521de79520d38579b1e5943f94918f08d7b39e9435a4c01410221aaf936e42a97900323748fc88924f097a22d88cf47441cf1
Address: 1N7etpoFaQYxzb2fTTStC7Rd4S5oeBWvsY
Privkey: KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZi3qYq1obWVDwSXmCfKkS66
Pattern: 1N
Pubkey (hex): 041112963858a4adb7999ab39bb4515d4b3c5e1374cf8fa08e573c94e005153f6cf4651513223d3a9d6d88ab1d1fc7bfb956480665927c3fc492c12ca98061cf4d
Privkey (hex): 400000000000002C
Privkey (ASN1): 30740201010420000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000400000000000002ca00706052b8104000aa144034200041112963858a4adb7999ab39bb4515d4b3c5e1374cf8fa08e573c94e005153f6cf4651513223d3a9d6d88ab1d1fc7bfb956480665927c3fc492c12ca98061cf4d
Address: 15MqHynYAEwzkZh2GLH5uN4Eg8pD9SeMba
Privkey: KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZi3qYq1obWVDwSXvAagry9b
Pattern: 1N
Pubkey (hex): 0448c00a3015743142fe18736fe5a15aac6dd3822f22797b66ae84143796f3dbb927b7341c7eb7218bf391bd609e6a70a25be55133481e8e53805d0aab6290c7e6
Privkey (hex): 400000000000003B
Privkey (ASN1): 30740201010420000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000400000000000003ba00706052b8104000aa1440342000448c00a3015743142fe18736fe5a15aac6dd3822f22797b66ae84143796f3dbb927b7341c7eb7218bf391bd609e6a70a25be55133481e8e53805d0aab6290c7e6
Address: 1EPKQ3jSjrVdU3t658sjMNUx1yNZ4EdgHN
Privkey: KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZi3qYq1obWVDwSY3dppDfBG
Pattern: 1N
Pubkey (hex): 04bec70892e8d045b8180e940864b8fc1a23600cd81478365b243721e1cc8ec95302e34659c469a8780c88584cb25b8ae40c575eeeea351878a38a475d1b5178e5
Privkey (hex): 400000000000004A
Privkey (ASN1): 30740201010420000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000400000000000004aa00706052b8104000aa14403420004bec70892e8d045b8180e940864b8fc1a23600cd81478365b243721e1cc8ec95302e34659c469a8780c88584cb25b8ae40c575eeeea351878a38a475d1b5178e5
Address: 12DZnqJUA7r8ozDWFw9sHSPCT7G1QepEKN
Privkey: KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZi3qYq1obWVDwSYB713HWyo
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this is the result obtained during the first iteration of Privkey (hex): 400000000000001A add 1 to it we get 400000000000001b add in before 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
send it to case 'Z'
and continue or start over from it
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Line 246 in vanitygen.c also should be commented out.
// file vanitygen.c
242 switch (test_func(vxcp)) {
243 case 1:
244 npoints = 0;
245 rekey_at = 0; // lead to generate a new random private key, in your case start again
246 i = nbatch;
Another point: it generate a new random private key when reach rekey_max (const BN_ULONG rekey_max = 10000000
) keys.
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Hi, @10gic I know this issue is closed but how can I do the same for oclvanitygen.c, which lines should I comment out?
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@10gic are you officially on holiday any feedback on the above question, thanks in advance
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@NewCoNam It seems that you have mastered the debugging skills. To be honest, I don’t know more about this question than you. Sorry for no more suggestions for you.
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@10gic thanks for the feedback, got other tools that do what I need, yeah I am trying...mission im-possible :)
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