Yep, they run fast. My first reservation is 60 % complete and I think from now on until we reach next FFT jump I will start reserving a 10k block per core.

Carlos

I'm running it at 2600 sec a candidate with 4 cores, my fast computer is working on the 8th drive. I'll have my range done in the next 6 days or so.

Taking 1450-1600.

[QUOTE=Batalov;374843]Taking 1430-1600.[/QUOTE]

kracker reserved from 1430-1450.

Ok, then.

Now you know that it is a full-time job to be a "manager" (or a "make-surerer", take your pick) of a drive. Please be fast and update the reservation post fast so that the users are not confused. You have been in the shoes of a user for too long. Now, learn to be an effective manager. ;-)

[QUOTE=Batalov;374845]Ok, then[/QUOTE]

Now you just need to update first post.
kracker reservation was in the middle of a conversation and therefore probably unnoticeable.


[QUOTE=Batalov;374845]Now you know that it is a full-time job to be a "manager" (or a "make-surerer", take your pick) of a drive. Please be fast and update the reservation post fast so that the users are not confused. You have been in the shoes of a user for too long. Now, learn to be an effective manager. ;-)[/QUOTE]

It is not my fault...I am a simple cruncher not moderator.

[QUOTE=pinhodecarlos;374846]I am a simple cruncher not moderator.[/QUOTE]
Talk about being confused.

Why do you start a drive that you have no intention of managing, then?

[QUOTE=Batalov;374847]Talk about being confused.

Why do you start a drive that you have no intention of managing, then?[/QUOTE]

As many started here by others. Kosmaj gave me permission to start it. Also the current three moderators can handle the work although I think it misses one from side of America's (north and south of America). One is in the UK, other in Japan and the last one in Germany.

1450-1600 is done.
Carrying on to 1600-1680.
Results will be in one file.

Thank you Batalov for the push.
Meanwhile here are the Nash Weight of the k's:

k=203 - NW=1687
k=205 - NW=1351
k=219 - NW=1069
k=227 - NW=2550
k=235 - NW=1241
k=257 - NW=1867
k=259 - NW=1561

Carlos

EDIT: Damn, I didn't see the k=275 still in n=1.4M. It should be on this drive too.

[QUOTE=pinhodecarlos;374933]Thank you Batalov for the push.
Meanwhile here are the Nash Weight of the k's:

k=203 - NW=1687
k=205 - NW=1351
k=219 - NW=1069
k=227 - NW=2550
k=235 - NW=1241
k=257 - NW=1867
k=259 - NW=1561

Carlos

EDIT: Damn, I didn't see the k=275 still in n=1.4M. It should be on this drive too.[/QUOTE]

I can run 275 from 1.4M to 1.6M then we can enter it into the drive past there.