If I unpause the program will crash to commandline faster than I can can see.
In my first run which took almost 4 hours it ended up probably at this exact moment too, maybe already before that though, since there was some weird stuff going on in the few seconds before the crash.
I since I didn't use the --save command I tried botching a resume file and I got some overflow error that looked funny so I renamed the data-folder to give the program a fresh start.
Core i5 3450.
I guess there is some instruction here that ends up crashing it.
sudo ./sifter.py --unk --dis --len --sync --tick --save -- -P1 -t -i 660fa4c40d0000000000000000000000
If I unpause the program will crash to commandline faster than I can can see. In my first run which took almost 4 hours it ended up probably at this exact moment too, maybe already before that though, since there was some weird stuff going on in the few seconds before the crash.
I since I didn't use the --save command I tried botching a resume file and I got some overflow error that looked funny so I renamed the data-folder to give the program a fresh start.
Core i5 3450. I guess there is some instruction here that ends up crashing it.