Reply With QuoteBeyond, check your private messages.
I just found the second one.
user=Free-DC_em99010pepe
[02/13/08 17:07:35]
573*2^350426-1 is prime!
IB, do you need help? Feel free to contact me via PM or email.
Carlos
Beyond, check your private messages.
Go here:Originally Posted by IronBits
I read your PM and now I'mtrying to figure it out...
Re-read it, went there... that's
Way too many hoops to jump through just to put a name on a prime.
You can have it, claim it as your own if you like.
http://primes.utm.edu/bios/newprover.php
Fill everything. I'm going to sleep, please ask Beyond help.
If you need help, I can walk you through it. I done this many times.
I read your PM and now I'm
Re-read it, went there... that's
Way too many hoops to jump through just to put a name on a prime.
You can have it, claim it as your own if you like.
-:Beyond:-
I did the first part, but I have to tell you, it's the most bizarre forms layout I have ever seen.
Someone needs to re-write that for them or something.
Well I got registered, I think, if that's what they call it.
I got the email with password in it.
I can PM it to you so you can finish it up if you like
None of it makes any sense to me at all. Totally illogical.
I setup your proof-code it is L566. If you like, I can submit the prime under your new proof-code for you, you will send the prime to me by PM.
-:Beyond:-
That is not it, it should have been in a PM
-:Beyond:-
It's there.
Your WelcomeHe's got the PM now.
Thanks Beyond!
It has been submitted ---> http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=84070
Next time it will be much easier now that everything is setup.
-:Beyond:-
Thank you both.
Carlos, can you bump up the k/n pairs on the LLRNet Server (if needed), I'm going to make a run on this project for a week or 2 while the exponents are still small enough for AMD machines to make a good contribution?
/edit Never mind, I've decided to do some sieving...maybe next time.
Last edited by Beyond; 02-14-2008 at 10:34 PM.
-:Beyond:-
The server has plenty of work and I still have a few ranges reserved to add, just waiting one or two days because of the size of the knpairs.txt. Next 24 hour rally will take within two weeks, this Saturday I can't be at home just for the case the server needs to be restarted.
Please tell me when you're going to free up your machines to LLRNet, I also would like to move all cores to it to boost even more the project. BTW, if you read the project forum the guys without team they are willing to race against Free-DC...I just told them to not underestimate our power...lol
Carlos
EDIT: more than 65 000 k/n pairs on the server...
Last edited by em99010pepe; 02-15-2008 at 08:38 AM.
Beyond,
If you want to add your AMD's we still have some lower ranges to test. I'm there with all my machines but with the manual client. I can always setup a server just for you.
Please say something.
Carlos
I have a 8 hour refresher course to take on Saturday, so it will be late that night or Sunday before I switch over to LLRNet.
I did add 2 or 3 machines to the current LLRNet server last night to see what timings I would get with various processors, the AMDs @ 2.2GHz are arveraging 290 sec, the C2D's @ 2.2GHz 162 sec.
If you want to finish off the lower ranges I can provide at least 16, maybe 20 AMD cores.
-:Beyond:-
Yes I want. Each one takes between 55 and 75 seconds on a 2.9GHz quad machine. My AMD is averaging that timing of 290 seconds...
Saturday 11 pm GMT I'll set up the server on the same address but port 80, ok?
Sounds good. And Thanks.
-:Beyond:-
I already reserved 276k-320k range just waiting for the file. I'll move all cores to help you clean this up in no time.Sounds good. And Thanks.
Carlos
Server is up and running on port 100.
Last edited by em99010pepe; 02-15-2008 at 01:43 PM.
I'll try to find time to start moving some of the AMD over this evening.
-:Beyond:-
Thank you. I only ask you to set up the wu cache to 50 or so....I still have 4 days to finish my manual reservations then I'll help you out.
Know how many k/n pairs?
-:Beyond:-
On the server I suppose something like 150 000 k/n pairs...
Know how many k/n pairs?I really don't know.
EDIT: I have something like 43 000 k/n pairs reserved, that estimated for the server is way down. More than 400 000 k/n pairs. My average is one test per minute.
Okay.
I was trying to get a feel for how long it would take to run all the lower range pairs. With 400k pairs, probably 3 weeks.
-:Beyond:-
Probably less but it's something that need to be done. Thank you once again.
That might be a good idea...don't forget to first to clear the cache.
user=Free-DC_Beyond
[02/16/08 11:26:18]
465*2^355428-1 is prime! ----->>>>Confirmed
user=Free-DC_Beyond
[02/16/08 20:13:46]
723*2^276579-1 is prime!
Yes I will, thank you.Ok, 4 cores dedicated to clean up on port 100
Let me know when to switch back to port 300.
In this page it's possible to visual the cleaning progress. 320.0k to 333.2k is almost complete, a few ranges to confirm from LLRnet and one from me. 260.0k to 320.0k, the cleaning is about to begin.
Carlos
user=Free-DC_Beyond
[02/17/08 03:10:39]
885*2^276858-1 is prime!
user=Free-DC_Beyond
[02/17/08 07:59:48]
567*2^277069-1 is prime!
Last edited by em99010pepe; 02-17-2008 at 04:03 AM.
user=Free-DC_Beyond
[02/17/08 20:18:24]
979*2^357019-1 is prime!
user=Free-DC_Beyond
[02/17/08 22:43:19]
735*2^357135-1 is prime! (confirmed one)
Just to remain:
crus.dynip.telepac.pt port 300: Top 5000 candidates to test
crus.dynip.telepac.pt port 100: cleaning lower ranges, no Top 5000 candidates
user=Free-DC_Beyond
[02/18/08 05:09:13]
549*2^277884-1 is prime!
user=Free-DC_IronBits
[02/18/08 09:45:15]
417*2^278058-1 is prime! confirmed
user=Free-DC_IronBits
[02/18/08 15:12:59]
861*2^278225-1 is prime! confirmed
user=Free-DC_Beyond
[02/18/08 15:30:38]
503*2^278210-1 is prime!
user=Free-DC_Beyond
[02/18/08 00:10:54]
895*2^357205-1 is prime!
user=Free-DC_Beyond
[02/18/08 16:59:29]
987*2^358020-1 is prime!
And alpha found one, please check your PM
Last edited by em99010pepe; 02-18-2008 at 05:31 PM.
Racking them up now....Go Free-DC!
For a change of pace, just bought the bits to put together an AMD Quad Core instead of the usual Intel Quad Core today. But will not have time to get it setup till the weekend.
-:Beyond:-
I already switched one core to port 100.
A new page with a primes-overview can be found here: www.rieselprime.org/nplb/NPLB_Primes.htm
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