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Linux kernel traps ollama runner with invalid opcode

If AVX is required ... Why does ollama also run on arm?

Problem with bip38 (AssertionError) "Flagbyte has to be 0xc0"

Could you please add support for either 0x20 or 0x04

Makefile options for NVIDIA Jetson Nano

Works with cuda 10.2 ... haven't tested 11.4 yet.

Makefile options for NVIDIA Jetson Nano

When using the PR from https://github.com/brichard19/BitCrack/pull/226 I get about 2.0MKey/s more. ``` NVIDIA Tegra X1 1398 / 3964MB | 88 targets 7.11 MKey/s (168,157,184,000 total) [06:33:07][2022-02-03.05:23:52] [Info] Checkpoint NVIDIA Tegra...

Makefile options for NVIDIA Jetson Nano

С 10.1 не пробовал, но подозреваю, что должно работать. I was able to get 7.45 MKey/s.

How do we stop a model to release GPU memory? (not ollama server).

Yeah would be great to have it as an environment variable, especially when using langchain from another host.

OTS: For BIP38 - there is a really fast 1040 keys per second repo on here too - https://github.com/agurodriguez/brute_force_bip38.git I think it's considerably faster than btcrecover, but it's also written in cpp, and is full of bugs.

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OTS: For BIP38 - there is a really fast 1040 keys per second repo on here too - https://github.com/agurodriguez/brute_force_bip38.git I think it's considerably faster than btcrecover, but it's also written in cpp, and is full of bugs.

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/634740/129132446-4b08ff2b-144a-4741-8466-d45fcc0be9c2.png) Cool this actually works. `--no-eta --enable-opencl --opencl-platform 0 --opencl-workgroup-size 8 --threads=480`

OTS: For BIP38 - there is a really fast 1040 keys per second repo on here too - https://github.com/agurodriguez/brute_force_bip38.git I think it's considerably faster than btcrecover, but it's also written in cpp, and is full of bugs.

Didn't get any output stats, it locked up the mic0 and mic1 cards and rebooted them. There's also no flag to disable selected devices from what I can tell.

OTS: For BIP38 - there is a really fast 1040 keys per second repo on here too - https://github.com/agurodriguez/brute_force_bip38.git I think it's considerably faster than btcrecover, but it's also written in cpp, and is full of bugs.

Yeah same wallet on btcrecover and with the cpp based brute_force_bip38, the bforce loads and parses your entire password list (in this case the password is unknown, but I did...