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Message-ID: <25b1a128-87b8-413f-a0bc-2ffaa5eefd52@jeffunit.com> Date: Thu, 26 Mar 2026 18:07:47 -0700 From: jeff <jeff@...funit.com> To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com Subject: question about prince and --restore I am running john_jumbo_2025_winX64_1_JtR.7z I ran john with prince: john.exe --fork=14 --format=NT --verbosity=2 --prince <my-password-list> It was producing a fair number of found hashes. I needed to reboot my computer. I restarted john: john.exe --restore It has now been 24 hours, and I have not found any more hashes. Here is the exact output when I did the restore: john.exe --restore Loaded 219418813 password hashes with no different salts (NT [MD4 256/256 AVX2 8x3]) Cracked 5724244 password hashes (are in john.pot), use "--show" Remaining 213694569 password hashes with no different salts Node numbers 1-14 of 14 (fork) 2 63845g 4:01:02:10 0.1828g/s 14536Kp/s 14536Kc/s 3109TC/s cassy27begin 3 37917g 4:01:02:21 0.1085g/s 15621Kp/s 15621Kc/s 3342TC/s qwe8manchesterfc 4 64254g 4:01:02:24 0.1839g/s 14660Kp/s 14660Kc/s 3136TC/s fattie5Libra 5 38537g 4:01:02:22 0.1103g/s 15844Kp/s 15844Kc/s 3389TC/s alo2jarmi 6 63791g 4:01:02:10 0.1826g/s 14619Kp/s 14619Kc/s 3127TC/s scscsc1blizz 7 37973g 4:01:01:52 0.1087g/s 15658Kp/s 15658Kc/s 3350TC/s 261bi7675 8 64273g 4:01:01:44 0.1840g/s 14865Kp/s 14865Kc/s 3180TC/s Kurenai14788 9 38452g 4:01:01:44 0.1101g/s 15975Kp/s 15975Kc/s 3417TC/s 121432490 10 64838g 4:01:01:49 0.1856g/s 14718Kp/s 14718Kc/s 3149TC/s plhy1234567890* 11 38628g 4:01:01:55 0.1106g/s 15739Kp/s 15739Kc/s 3367TC/s tem3jonathan2012 12 64830g 4:01:01:39 0.1856g/s 14936Kp/s 14936Kc/s 3195TC/s 3690chellakutty 13 38703g 4:01:01:44 0.1108g/s 16057Kp/s 16057Kc/s 3435TC/s feberpgic Note: Passwords longer than 27 rejected Proceeding with prince:password.lst Press 'q' or Ctrl-C to abort, 'h' for help, almost any other key for status 1 38140g 4:01:02:14 0.1092g/s 15576Kp/s 15576Kc/s 3332TC/s +venustianoO+ 14 64323g 4:01:02:05 0.1841g/s 14649Kp/s 14649Kc/s 3134TC/s 685472roks Is there an issue with prince and restore? I don't want to start it from scratch. thanks, jeff
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