Releases: deleterium/signum-vanity-opencl
Releases · deleterium/signum-vanity-opencl
Vanity 1.6.0 ALPHA
Pre-release with files changed to compile correctly in different OpenCL versions.
Vanity 1.5.1
Changelog 1.4 -> 1.5.1
- Program outputs now the Reed-Solomon Extended Address for use in activation.
- Public key saved in database.csv, if using option
--append-db. - Fixed bug, now a secondary GPU can be used.
- 1.5 -> 1.5.1 Removed warnings to errors during CL compilation.
Binary package usage
Linux
- Extract package contents
- Test if it is running on cpu:
./vanity --cpu A?A - Play with command line options to maximize speed
Windows
- Extract package contents
- Open a command prompt
- Go to the folder
- Test it running on cpu:
vanity --cpu A?A - Play with command line options to maximize speed
Mac
- No binary available. Follow the compilation details at README.md (not tested on arm, only x86_64).
Help
Passphrase generator for vanity addresses on Signum cryptocurrency.
Usage: vanity [OPTION]... MASK
Example: vanity --cpu --pass-length 32 SGN@
Options:
--help Show this help statement
--suffix Match given mask from the end of address. Default is to match from the beginning
--pass-length N Passphrase length. Max 142 chars. Default: 64
--cpu Set to use CPU and disable using GPU
--gpu Set to use GPU. Already is default
--gpu-platform N Select GPU from platorm N. Default: 0
--gpu-device N Select GPU device N. Default: 0
--gpu-threads N Send a batch of N threads. Default: 16384
--gpu-work-size N Select N concurrent works. Default: Max available
--endless Never stop finding passphrases
--use-charset ABC Generate passphrase only containing the ABC chars
--use-bip39 Generate passphrase with 12 words from BIP-39 list
--dict [EN|PT|ES] Dictionary language for bip-39. Default is english
--add-salt ABC Add your salt to the bip39 word list
--append-db Append (or create) database.csv with found results
Mask:
Specify the rules for the desired address.
It must be at least one char long.
No 0, O, I or 1 are allowed.
Following wildcars can be used:
?: Matches any char
@: Matches only letters [A-Z]
#: Matches only numbers [2-9]
c: Matches consonants [BCDFGHJKLMNPQRSTVWXZ]
v: Matches vowels [AEUY]
p: Matches previous char
-: Use to organize the mask, does not affect result
1.5
Changelog 1.4 -> 1.5
- Program outputs now the Reed-Solomon Extended Address for use in activation.
- Public key saved in database.csv, if using option
--append-db. - Fixed bug, now a secondary GPU can be used.
Binary package usage
Linux
- Extract package contents
- Test if it is running on cpu:
./vanity --cpu A?A - Play with command line options to maximize speed
Windows
- Extract package contents
- Open a command prompt
- Go to the folder
- Test it running on cpu:
vanity --cpu A?A - Play with command line options to maximize speed
Mac
- No binary available. Follow the compilation details at README.md (not tested on arm, only x86_64).
Help
Passphrase generator for vanity addresses on Signum cryptocurrency.
Usage: vanity [OPTION]... MASK
Example: vanity --cpu --pass-length 32 SGN@
Options:
--help Show this help statement
--suffix Match given mask from the end of address. Default is to match from the beginning
--pass-length N Passphrase length. Max 142 chars. Default: 64
--cpu Set to use CPU and disable using GPU
--gpu Set to use GPU. Already is default
--gpu-platform N Select GPU from platorm N. Default: 0
--gpu-device N Select GPU device N. Default: 0
--gpu-threads N Send a batch of N threads. Default: 16384
--gpu-work-size N Select N concurrent works. Default: Max available
--endless Never stop finding passphrases
--use-charset ABC Generate passphrase only containing the ABC chars
--use-bip39 Generate passphrase with 12 words from BIP-39 list
--dict [EN|PT|ES] Dictionary language for bip-39. Default is english
--add-salt ABC Add your salt to the bip39 word list
--append-db Append (or create) database.csv with found results
Mask:
Specify the rules for the desired address.
It must be at least one char long.
No 0, O, I or 1 are allowed.
Following wildcars can be used:
?: Matches any char
@: Matches only letters [A-Z]
#: Matches only numbers [2-9]
c: Matches consonants [BCDFGHJKLMNPQRSTVWXZ]
v: Matches vowels [AEUY]
p: Matches previous char
-: Use to organize the mask, does not affect result
Vanity 1.4
Changelog 1.3.1 -> 1.4
- Dictionary files are text files and can be edited by users (end of lines must be LF, not CRLF).
- Changed default GPU work group to be the maximum value the graphics card support.
- Source code rearranged and using make for compilation.
- Changes for compilation on Mac OS
Binary package usage
Linux
- Extract package contents
- Test if it is running on cpu:
./vanity --cpu A?A - Play with command line options to maximize speed
Windows
- Extract package contents
- Open a command prompt
- Go to the folder
- Test it running on cpu:
vanity --cpu A?A - Play with command line options to maximize speed
Mac
- No binary available. Follow the compilation details at README.md (not tested on arm, only x86_64).
Help
Passphrase generator for vanity addresses on Signum cryptocurrency.
Usage: vanity [OPTION]... MASK
Example: vanity --cpu --pass-length 32 SGN@
Options:
--help Show this help statement
--suffix Match given mask from the end of address. Default is to match from the beginning
--pass-length N Passphrase length. Max 142 chars. Default: 64
--cpu Set to use CPU and disable using GPU
--gpu Set to use GPU. Already is default
--gpu-platform N Select GPU from platorm N. Default: 0
--gpu-device N Select GPU device N. Default: 0
--gpu-threads N Send a batch of N threads. Default: 16384
--gpu-work-size N Select N concurrent works. Default: Max available
--endless Never stop finding passphrases
--use-charset ABC Generate passphrase only containing the ABC chars
--use-bip39 Generate passphrase with 12 words from BIP-39 list
--dict [EN|PT|ES] Dictionary language for bip-39. Default is english
--add-salt ABC Add your salt to the bip39 word list
--append-db Append (or create) database.csv with found results
Mask:
Specify the rules for the desired address.
It must be at least one char long.
No 0, O, I or 1 are allowed.
Following wildcars can be used:
?: Matches any char
@: Matches only letters [A-Z]
#: Matches only numbers [2-9]
c: Matches consonants [BCDFGHJKLMNPQRSTVWXZ]
v: Matches vowels [AEUY]
p: Matches previous char
-: Use to organize the mask, does not affect result
Vanity 1.3.1
Changelog 1.3 -> 1.3.1
- Fixed a bug affecting NVIDIA users and passphrases over 128 chars long.
Changelog 1.2 -> 1.3.1
- Option
--use-bip39: Generate passphrases with 12 words. - Option
--add-salt: User can add custom string to the generated bip39 passphrase. - Increased maximum size of passphrase to 142 chars.
- Option
--dict [EN/ES/PT]: Set dictionary for bip-39 words in English, Portuguese and Spanish.
Binary package usage
Linux
- Extract package contents
- Test if it is running on cpu:
./vanity --cpu A?A - Play with command line options to maximize speed
Windows
- Extract package contents
- Open a command prompt
- Go to the folder
- Test it running on cpu:
vanity --cpu A?A - Play with command line options to maximize speed
Help
Passphrase generator for vanity addresses on Signum cryptocurrency.
Usage: vanity [OPTION]... MASK
Example: vanity --cpu --pass-length 32 SGN@
Options:
--help Show this help statement
--suffix Match given mask from the end of address. Default is to match from the beginning
--pass-length N Passphrase length. Max 142 chars. Default: 64
--cpu Set to use CPU and disable using GPU
--gpu Set to use GPU. Already is default
--gpu-platform N Select GPU from platorm N. Default: 0
--gpu-device N Select GPU device N. Default: 0
--gpu-threads N Send a batch of N threads. Default: 16384
--gpu-work-size N Select N concurrent works. Default: 64
--endless Never stop finding passphrases
--use-charset ABC Generate passphrase only containing the ABC chars
--use-bip39 Generate passphrase with 12 words from BIP-39 list
--dict [EN|PT|ES] Dictionary language for bip-39. Default is english
--add-salt ABC Add your salt to the bip39 word list
--append-db Append (or create) database.csv with found results
Mask:
Specify the rules for the desired address.
It must be at least one char long.
No 0, O, I or 1 are allowed.
Following wildcars can be used:
?: Matches any char
@: Matches only letters [A-Z]
#: Matches only numbers [2-9]
c: Matches consonants [BCDFGHJKLMNPQRSTVWXZ]
v: Matches vowels [AEUY]
p: Matches previous char
-: Use to organize the mask, does not affect result
Vanity 1.3
Changelog
- Option
--use-bip39: Generate passphrases with 12 words. - Option
--add-salt: User can add custom string to the generated bip39 passphrase. - Increased maximum size of passphrase to 142 chars.
- Option
--dict [EN/ES/PT]: Set dictionary for bip-39 words in English, Portuguese and Spanish.
Binary package usage
Linux
- Extract package contents
- Test if it is running on cpu:
./vanity --cpu A?A - Play with command line options to maximize speed
Windows
- Extract package contents
- Open a command prompt
- Go to the folder
- Test it running on cpu:
vanity --cpu A?A - Play with command line options to maximize speed
Help
Passphrase generator for vanity addresses on Signum cryptocurrency.
Usage: vanity [OPTION]... MASK
Example: vanity --cpu --pass-length 32 SGN@
Options:
--help Show this help statement
--suffix Match given mask from the end of address. Default is to match from the beginning
--pass-length N Passphrase length. Max 142 chars. Default: 64
--cpu Set to use CPU and disable using GPU
--gpu Set to use GPU. Already is default
--gpu-platform N Select GPU from platorm N. Default: 0
--gpu-device N Select GPU device N. Default: 0
--gpu-threads N Send a batch of N threads. Default: 16384
--gpu-work-size N Select N concurrent works. Default: 64
--endless Never stop finding passphrases
--use-charset ABC Generate passphrase only containing the ABC chars
--use-bip39 Generate passphrase with 12 words from BIP-39 list
--dict [EN|PT|ES] Dictionary language for bip-39. Default is english
--add-salt ABC Add your salt to the bip39 word list
--append-db Append (or create) database.csv with found results
Mask:
Specify the rules for the desired address.
It must be at least one char long.
No 0, O, I or 1 are allowed.
Following wildcars can be used:
?: Matches any char
@: Matches only letters [A-Z]
#: Matches only numbers [2-9]
c: Matches consonants [BCDFGHJKLMNPQRSTVWXZ]
v: Matches vowels [AEUY]
p: Matches previous char
-: Use to organize the mask, does not affect result
Vanity 1.2
Changelog
- Option to save findings
--append-db - New features for MASK: consonants and vowels to make phonetic findings
- Asynchronous gpu operation
Binary package usage
Linux
- Extract package contents
- Test it is running on cpu:
./vanity --cpu A_A - Play with command line options to maximize speed
Windows
- Extract package contents
- Open a command prompt
- Go to the folder
- Test it running on cpu:
vanity.exe --cpu A_A - Play with command line options to maximize speed
Help
Password generator for vanity addresses on Signum cryptocurrency.
Usage: vanity [OPTION [ARG]] ... MASK [OPTION [ARG]] ...
--help Show this help statement
--suffix Match given mask from the end of address. Default is
to match from the beginning
--pass-length N Passphrase length. 40 to 120 chars. Default: 64
--cpu Set to use CPU and disable using GPU
--gpu Set to use GPU. Already is default
--gpu-platform N Select GPU from platorm N. Default: 0
--gpu-device N Select GPU device N. Default: 0
--gpu-threads N Send a batch of N threads. Default: 16384
--gpu-work-size N Select N concurrent works. Default: 64
--endless Never stop finding passphrases
--use-charset ABC Generate passwords only containing the ABC chars
--append-db Append (or create) database.csv with found results
MASK Rules for the desired address. It must be at least one char long.
No 0, O, I or 1 are allowed. Sometimes it is needed to embrace MASK
with ' or " chars. Following wildcars can be used:
?: Matches any char
@: Matches only letters [A-Z]
#: Matches only numbers [2-9]
c: Matches consonants [BCDFGHJKLMNPQRSTVWXZ]
v: Matches vowels [AEUY]
-: Use to organize MASK, does not affect result
\n\
Example: vanity --gpu --gpu-threads 102400 --gpu-work-size 32 V#N_@ --pass-length 40\n";
Vanity 1.1.1
Changelog
- Fixed bugs +1
- New features for MASK
Binary package usage
Linux
- Extract package contents
- Test it is running on cpu:
./vanity --cpu A_A - Play with command line options to maximize speed
Windows
- Extract package contents
- Open a command prompt
- Go to the folder
- Test it running on cpu:
vanity.exe --cpu A_A - Play with command line options to maximize speed
Help
Password generator for vanity addresses on Signum cryptocurrency.
Usage: vanity [OPTION [ARG]] ... MASK [OPTION [ARG]] ...
--help Show this help statement
--suffix Match given mask from the end of address. Default is
to match from the beginning
--pass-length N Passphrase length. 40 to 120 chars. Default: 64
--cpu Set to use CPU and disable using GPU
--gpu Set to use GPU. Already is default
--gpu-platform N Select GPU from platorm N. Default: 0
--gpu-device N Select GPU device N. Default: 0
--gpu-threads N Send a batch of N threads. Default: 16384
--gpu-work-size N Select N concurrent works. Default: 64
--endless Never stop finding passphrases
--use-charset ABC Generate passwords only containing the ABC chars
MASK Rules for the desired address. It must be at least one char long.
No 0, O, I or 1 are allowed. Sometimes it is needed to embrace MASK
with ' or " chars. Following wildcars can be used:
?: Matches any char
@: Matches only letters
#: Matches only numbers
-: Use to organize MASK, does not affect result
\n\
Example: vanity --gpu --gpu-threads 102400 --gpu-work-size 32 V#N_@ --pass-length 40\n";
- Define a custom charset and a custom passphrase length for paranoid levels of security
- Use gpu-work-size as multiple of you graphics card compute units, and gpu-threads to multiple of gpu-work-size for best speed.
- Try changing the .cl file to second implementation. It can be 5% faster.
- More support on my discord channel: SmartC Channel.
- Drop some donation: S-DKVF-VE8K-KUXB-DELET.
Vanity 1.1
Changelog
- Fixed bugs
- New features for MASK
Binary package usage
Linux
- Extract package contents
- Test it is running on cpu:
./vanity --cpu A_A - Play with command line options to maximize speed
Windows
- Extract package contents
- Open a command prompt
- Go to the folder
- Test it running on cpu:
vanity.exe --cpu A_A - Play with command line options to maximize speed
Help
Password generator for vanity addresses on Signum cryptocurrency.
Usage: vanity [OPTION [ARG]] ... MASK [OPTION [ARG]] ...
--help Show this help statement
--suffix Match given mask from the end of address. Default is
to match from the beginning
--pass-length N Passphrase length. 40 to 120 chars. Default: 64
--cpu Set to use CPU and disable using GPU
--gpu Set to use GPU. Already is default
--gpu-platform N Select GPU from platorm N. Default: 0
--gpu-device N Select GPU device N. Default: 0
--gpu-threads N Send a batch of N threads. Default: 16384
--gpu-work-size N Select N concurrent works. Default: 64
--endless Never stop finding passphrases
--use-charset ABC Generate passwords only containing the ABC chars
MASK Rules for the desired address. It must be at least one char long.
No 0, O, I or 1 are allowed. Sometimes it is needed to embrace MASK
with ' or " chars. Following wildcars can be used:
?: Matches any char
@: Matches only letters
#: Matches only numbers
-: Use to organize MASK, does not affect result
\n\
Example: vanity --gpu --gpu-threads 102400 --gpu-work-size 32 V#N_@ --pass-length 40\n";
- Define a custom charset and a custom passphrase length for paranoid levels of security
- Use gpu-work-size as multiple of you graphics card compute units, and gpu-threads to multiple of gpu-work-size for best speed.
- Try changing the .cl file to second implementation. It can be 5% faster.
- More support on my discord channel: SmartC Channel.
- Drop some donation: S-DKVF-VE8K-KUXB-DELET.
Vanity 1.0
First release version supporting both Linux and Windows systems.
Linux
- Extract
vanity_Linux64_v1.0.zip - Test it is running on cpu:
./vanity --cpu A_A - Play with command line options to maximize speed
Windows
- Extract
vanity_Win64_v1.0.zip - Open a command prompt
- Go to the folder
- Test it running on cpu:
vanity.exe --cpu A_A - Play with command line options to maximize speed
Help
Usage: vanity [OPTION [ARG]] ... MASK
--help Show this help statement
--suffix Match given mask at the end of address
--pass-length N Passphrase length. 40 to 120 chars. Default: 64
--cpu Set to use CPU. Using it disables using GPU.
--gpu Set to use GPU. Default is to use.
--gpu-platform N Select GPU from platorm N
--gpu-device N Select GPU device N
--gpu-threads N Send a batch of N threads
--gpu-work-size N Select N concurrent works
--endless Never stop finding passphrases
--use-charset ABC Generate passwords only containing the ABC chars
MASK Desired address. Use '_' for any char at that location. Must
be at least one char and maximum 17 chars. No 0, O, I or 1 allowed.
Example: vanity --gpu --gpu-threads 102400 --gpu-work-size 32 V_A_N_I
- Define a custom charset and a custom passphrase length for paranoid levels of security
- Use gpu-work-size as multiple of you graphics card compute units, and gpu-threads to multiple of gpu-work-size for best speed.
- Try changing the .cl file to second implementation. It can be 5% faster.
- More support on my discord channel: SmartC Channel.
- Drop some donation: S-DKVF-VE8K-KUXB-DELET.