Nvidia cpyrit-cuda

[mixit]

So I just installed bt4 final and I'm loving it. Everything seems to work great. Except...

I'm trying to get cpyrit working on here and following the .pdf guide

hxxp://forums.remote-exploit.org/backtrack-4-howto/23811-backtrack4-pre-final-cuda-all-one-guide.html

, which was originally written for bt4 prefinal, does not work for me. I installed nvidia-driver, pyrit, and cpyrit-cuda and then typed

#pyrit list_cores

which just output my two cpu cores with no mention of my gpu. I've searched around the new forum a bit, but I havent seen any thread regarding this.

Could somone help me get pyrit to recognize my gpu? FYI, my gpu is an Nvidia GeForce 8400M.


Solved: I took a look at that .pdf document you posted and noticed that you said I could check to see if the driver was properly installed by greping the xorg.conf file. So I did just that and found that there was no mention of nvidia as the driver. Reading on down the document, I used nvidia-xconfig to generate a new xorg.conf file. After reinstalling pyrit and cpyrit-cuda, pyrit now recognizes my gpu core . Thanks again for that .pdf

[purehate]

http://www.backtrack-linux.org/docum..._CUDA_v2.0.pdf

I wrote a new version for bt 4 final. Its hard to help you with out more information but it sounds like you are not actually using the nvidia-driver

[mixit]

I'll check out that pdf, thanks

Is there a way to see what driver is currently being used for a particular device?

[trellis]

aptitude install backtrack-nvidia

will do, without putting in every single package individually

[manulu]

@ > pureh@te
thanks for that update; Im replaying to you because over there you mention about a "The WPA Wordlist"

apt-get -y install -d wpa-wordlist

my question is there another way to download that wpa wordlist because I'm still using bt4pf.

[purehate]

Should download fine as long as you have the correct repositories

[manulu]

thanks for your replies; when i got back home I'll just install Bt4 Final