need some help with cuda and pyrit
So I am hopping as I type r2 will install.
Now I have been trying to get pyrit to work with my 460's with no luck. I am almost certain it has something to due with the cuda build. Could someone give me the link to the right toolkit to use? and I will see if that is the problem. If not then I will ask again.
BTW when might the newest pyrit be in the repository?
update: well r2 finally installed corectly, guess my seagate drive is dying. Now I am able to install the 460 drivers and cuda tool kits I type in the following command and get this
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python -c 'from cpyrit import _cpyrit_cuda'
ImportError: CUDA seems to be unavailable or no device reported.
now acording to pyrit website
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The CUDA-driver has loaded but failed to initialize or reports that none of your GPUs is compatible. Take a look at this page to find out if your GPU is supported. You may need to update your drivers.
AW: need some help with cuda and pyrit
Did you ever check out the Howto section here? It pretty much explains step by step on how to get CUDA running on BT.
Re: need some help with cuda and pyrit
done that already. problem is with fermi cards you need pyrit 4.0.
Re: need some help with cuda and pyrit
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Originally Posted by
intertan
done that already. problem is with fermi cards you need pyrit 4.0.
My GTX 470 works just fine and I am not using Pyrit 4.0...
http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...ing-pyrit.html
I found that downloading the files from the nVidia website instead of getting them through the repositories, then installing them manually will get it to work. Take a look at the link above.
