930-936 complete, no primes

[URL="http://www.grense.no/prime/completed/930-932-lresults.txt"][COLOR=#0066cc]930-932[/COLOR][/URL]
[URL="http://www.grense.no/prime/completed/932-934-lresults.txt"][COLOR=#0066cc]932-934[/COLOR][/URL]
[URL="http://www.grense.no/prime/completed/934-936-lresults.txt"][COLOR=#0066cc]934-936[/COLOR][/URL]

I cannot take new ranges atm becuse of other work, but I'l return shortly (1 week tops)

968-970 complete, no primes.

Taking 984-986.

[URL="http://grense.no/prime/completed/936-938-lresults.txt"]936-938[/URL] complete, no primes.

Taking 986-998 (6 files)

Now with the reintroduction of k=257 from n=1m, perhaps we should reduce the file sizes?

[B]mcduck[/B]

Yes, we'll switch to 1k test files from n=1M.

Kosmaj-
I have a few machines coming free this week, and would like to reserve a 10k block of the 1M+ area. Can you email me 1000-1010, rather than spending the work to make and post 10 files?

With McDuck's sizable effort boosting our progress, we made it from 800k to 1M in roughly 2 months. If we keep up a similar workrate going forward, we'll make the end of the sieve at 1.4M by 1 July 2009. I imagine progress will slow a little from this pace, but it's fun to project...

-Curtis

The first group of test files featuring mega-bit numbers is now available for download. I asked Curtis to take care of 998-1000, and sent him 1000-1010k files.

k=257 is now included again in test files. It has been already tested to n=1M by AES and Curtis.

Happy hunting!

970-972 complete, no primes.

Taking 1010-1011.

974-982 complete, no primes.
Taking 1011-1015

segmtfault

What happened with 972-974? Are you still testing it, or have you just forgot to include it in your post?

1010-1011 complete, no primes.

Taking 1015-1016.

[QUOTE=Kosmaj;149693]segmtfault

What happened with 972-974? Are you still testing it, or have you just forgot to include it in your post?[/QUOTE]

Still testing. The core running the test was off most of the week while I was traveling...