Chick3nman

Please retest with current release.

What runtime/drivers do you have installed? You will need to install the intel OpenCL/OneAPI runtime to use your CPU. You will want to also install, if possible, the latest Adrenaline...

This is already a feature, that's what `--skip` and `--limit` do.

Percent would not be very precise, and isn't generally represented the way I think you are expecting. "Progress" tracks how far you are into the total attack space, but `--skip`...

Hashcat doesn't restore based on the "Progress" value though, it restores based on the bases, which is represented as the "Restore Point" value. Which, again, `--skip` and `--limit` _already_ operate...

> I mean percent of progress that at particular moment has been made and it is one value always. If you are referring to the "Progress" value that is visible...

You've got a corrupt module or custom module that is broken. Download a fresh copy of hashcat and try again.

This appears to be a command issue and not an error. Pass `-D 1 -d 3` and the CPU will work in the original configuration. CPU devices are skipped by...

Just specify -D1,2,3 and then you can use -d for any device at any time. No need to change anything, the functionality is already there.

I'm not sure I understand the problem here. -D makes devices _available_ or _unavailable_ by selecting which runtimes hashcat can use. Hashcat's preference for GPU>CPU and CUDA>OpenCL will still come...