You can also use the command


where the -o is the output and dump.txt (or what ever) is where the code is written to in the same directory.

 With a name like forumaster, one would think you could use the search function of the forum.  Perhaps you are master of a different type of forum?

 Use the -f option

-f filename

the file should contain one entry per line
you should also output the results to a file when you do this

-o filename

note that this should be a different filename the the input filename

Not exactly sure what I am doing wrong, but when using a notepad file as my list for the -f option, it only finds addresses with the first entry in the notepad file.

Within Vanitygen right click -> select all + Enter. Go to your document you want it in and paste it. That's how I do it! Ctrl+c won't work by the way

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I've been trying to figure out what I'm doing wrong with my GPU... it's an AMD A6-3420M Radeon(tm) HD Graphics. When I try and do -D 0:0 and/or -D 0:1 it say 'could not open device '0:0', ignoring. It shows my GPU as '1:' so I'm assuming I need to use the command 1:1, right?

I didn't seem to be able to figure out how to use the GPU at all in oclvanitygen. I did -v -D 0:0 -D 0:1 1test, -v -D 0:0 -D 1:0 1test, and a few other variations but they don't work for me. I've found some guides but I really can't figure out what I'm doi wrong. Ikv used my CPU with vanitygen64 with no issues so assumed using the GPU would be basically the same!

Start simple


You should get this: (and by this I mean something similar)


Choosing just the last one I then get


You should get something like this:


Try the other ones your system lists (note, I have two graphics cards, your config may will look slightly different)



If you start getting


Then try using the "LifeBoat" variant by Og Nasty (use the search engine above)  Once you work out which cards do what, you will end up with a command like this:


and using a text editor such as notepad (not MS Word or Libre Open Office as they add weird stuff into their text files)


Remembering that letters such as "i", "o" and "L" and case sensitive always.

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And after all that, you can step up to oclvanitygen64.exe if your system can do so.

So my list is working now, for some reason it wasn't at first, but no matter.  Follow up question to the list...Can I specify if I want to search for case sensitive and insensitive per address?  Or is it all or nothing?

You need to run the program for weeks if not months to find more complicated ones eg

1DeLoreancLYehy6CVnFE326GkZC5Pm8EG 1EighteenDPybnq2LhcnneBBo7qArD9aUt 1Pizza2gowGTHhjwA6CzEnWfQ2R1a1Mtq7 1AKQJ1o987Ynm3aTUZXYXrYDMk8UPNu9pn

Thanks so much for going through that in depth for me! I finally got it figured out this is going to be fun to go through different settings now that I have the basics down!

AFAIK any graphics cards are ok, their age and type determine some basics such as their speed and whether or not you should use the "original" or the Og Nasty variant.

The above took many days weeks.  I have a small list of perhaps 500 that I am searching for - all the four, five six and most seven (after the leading one) have been found, I'm now sitting back and waiting for the longer term ones to be found.

I have some unlikely longer ones such as 1Mississippi and similar which I add as I come across them, however, I don't plan using most of them except to say "Look what I found!"