Reserving n=995K-998K for port 3000.

[QUOTE=gd_barnes;265329]Reserving n=995K-998K for port 3000.[/QUOTE]


Do you have more to port9000 ?

Lennart

[QUOTE=Lennart;265400]Do you have more to port9000 ?

Lennart[/QUOTE]

I don't load the PRPnet servers. Last night after seeing your cores on there, I asked Max to load port 9000 with n=998K-1M but I haven't heard from him. Since it's a holiday here, it may be much later today.

[QUOTE=gd_barnes;265408]I don't load the PRPnet servers. Last night after seeing your cores on there, I asked Max to load port 9000 with n=998K-1M but I haven't heard from him. Since it's a holiday here, it may be much later today.[/QUOTE]
Got your email just in time--I finished loading the server now, a few minutes before it would have dried out. :grin:

To make it official: [b]reserving 998K-1M for port 9000[/b].

Since this is the last of the 7th Drive, I'll get to work right away on pulling out k=400-600, n=1M-1.1M from the master sieve file for the first chunk of what will likely be the next drive.

Nice :) Lucky me :) I got a poweroutage here this morning, missed 6hr. Thats why it was not empty :)

Lennart

The drive is unofficially complete to n=1M pending processing of results and verification of primes.

With the combined efforts of RPS and NPLB, a major milestone has been reached in the prime search world: All k<1400 is complete to n=1M! :smile:

I've just updated my Summary page for [url=http://www.rieselprime.de/Data/00300.htm]300<k<2000[/url] and changed the [url=http://www.rieselprime.de/NPLB/Drives/NPLB_DrivesSum.htm]Drives Overview[/url] only for Drive 7.

I also changed the first post:
- number of primes new/confirmed inserted
- ranges completed in 3rd table
- inserted missing prime 963*2^766628-1 and corrected 3rd table countings