Okay, will take k=319, n=700K-1M and k=325, n=700K-1M.

Start will be tomorrow, after finishing my ranges at the mini-drive.

Short question before starting: I can use llr for this work, too?

Edited by MyDogBuster: After discussing this with Svenie25, he is only going to reserve k=319.

File will be emailed.

[quote=Svenie25;171435]Short question before starting: I can use llr for this work, too?[/quote]
Don't know if Ian already answered you , but...
Yep. LLR can run on any k*b^n±1. If b is a power of 2 (2, 4, 8, etc.) it will run a LLR test that determines primality, if b isn't a power of 2 it runs a PRP test that just tells whether it is PRP or not.

status report on k=311 and 337
 

both tested till n=1.54M - I am still working on those.

[quote=gd_barnes;130575][code]
309 600K-1M gd_barnes complete 4
311 600K-1.4M Cruelty in progress, n=1.54M 0
313 600K-1M MooooMoo 12848 in progress, n=900K
315 600K-950K mini-drive 28185 in progress, n=740K 2
...
335 600K-700K gd_barnes complete 0
335 700K-1M 9037 available
337 600K-1.4M Cruelty in progress, n=1.54M 0
339 600K-950K mini-drive 22184 in progress, n=740K
339 950K-1M MooooMoo 3134 in progress
341 600K-891.7K LLRnet (C6000) complete 0[/code][/quote]*ehem* Alignment issues with the number of primes.

Max,

Go ahead and load n=800K-950K into port GB8000 for the 6k drive. We may as well get it all loaded up. Vaughn and anyone else who would like larger tests on a server, there will now be plenty of larger tests for you on port GB8000 here.

One note for the uninitiated: These k's will tests faster than most other k's in our other drives for some n-ranges, due to the smaller k-values.

GB8000 is a very favorable server for testing higher n-ranges.


Gary

[quote=gd_barnes;171748]Max,

Go ahead and load n=800K-950K into port GB8000 for the 6k drive. We may as well get it all loaded up. Vaughn and anyone else who would like larger tests on a server, there will now be plenty of larger tests for you on port GB8000 here.

One note for the uninitiated: These k's will tests faster than most other k's in our other drives for some n-ranges, due to the smaller k-values.

GB8000 is a very favorable server for testing higher n-ranges.


Gary[/quote]
Okay, all set. :smile:

k=351 at n=668K
k=355 at n=664K
k=357 at n=652K
k=361 at n=670K
k=363 at n=650K
k=365 at n=685K

No primes since n=620K in 11000+ tests. Seems to be my luck lately. :-(

All k<600 is now at n>=650K. :-)
All k<=1001 is now at n>=640K. :-)

Status k=319
 

Running on 2 cores.

Core0: n=700k-849k, n=719k, no primes
Core1: n=850k-1M, n=862k, no primes

k=351 is at n=680K
k=355 is at n=675K
k=357 is at n=661K
k=361 is at n=682K
k=363 is at n=658K
k=365 is complete to n=700K and unreserved.

No primes in 14200 tests since n=620K. :furious:

k=349 and 353 are complete to 780K, continuing.
Still no primes.
ETA for 800K is 5/16.

k=351 is at n=695K
k=355 is at n=690K
k=357 is at n=672K
k=361 is complete to n=700K and unreserved.
k=363 is at n=670K.

No primes since n=620K. :-(

We are now unofficially at n=660K for all k<=1003! :-)