On Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 10:00:19AM +0800, hunting wrote: > Dear all: > > We now have some SSD disks in hand, and want to import the rainbow > tables into such disks in order to crack A5/1 faster. > > However, two new problems has arisen： > > 1. If we use the traditional table format, that is the same as for HDD > disk, to import the berlin table to SSD disk, then when we crack the A5/1 > stream, most of the time we would fail and sometimes our computer is even > crashed. So I wonder whether our operation is OK and can this method be > adopted to improve the cracking speed?
that is rather vague. on how many keystreams do you succeed, on how many do you fail? Also were do you get the keystream from? > > 2. So at this time, we just wish to use the new table format (special for > SSD disk) to import the berlin table to SSD disk, we find that there really > be the right "importing code" for SSD disk, yer we can not find the > "looking-up code" for the SSD-type disk. Anyone had done the experiments > throgh SSD disk? How do you tackle this problem? If you refer to the SSDwriter module: that is a deprecated format. The IndexWriter is the only supported format for kraken, it is suitable for both SSDs and HDDs. _______________________________________________ A51 mailing list [email protected] http://lists.lists.reflextor.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/a51
