[QUOTE=yoyo;443621]ali.pl runs yafu and yafu writes a factor.log. There you see which composites you factored and which factors you found.[/QUOTE]Thanks! I was looking more for what lines had been done, since more than one factor job could be done per line. You can still reconstruct the lines, but it's a bit more work. I was going to, and probably still will, post some more about my ali.pl runs in a different post.

[QUOTE=ugly2dog;443642]It merges with a lower sequence
640104:I2=282216:I3
and it appears that 282216 isn't being worked on.[/QUOTE]Thanks! I didn't consider that, because a forum search turned up no hits and I would expect the merge and terminate thread to hold that. I wonder if the merge should be posted there. There are lots more that aren't posted, though.

So I really worked 282216, but didn't interfere with anyone else. That's good. Thanks again for letting me know.

[QUOTE=EdH;443654]
Thanks! I didn't consider that, because a forum search turned up no hits and I would expect the merge and terminate thread to hold that. I wonder if the merge should be posted there. There are lots more that aren't posted, though.
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I guess the consensus is that we don't need to track every single one of the 499,999 even numbers below 10^6 (not that we couldn't if we really wanted to)

[QUOTE=EdH;443654]Thanks! I was looking more for what lines had been done, since more than one factor job could be done per line. You can still reconstruct the lines, but it's a bit more work. I was going to, and probably still will, post some more about my ali.pl runs in a different post.[quote=ugly2dog]It merges with a lower sequence
640104:I2=282216:I3
and it appears that 282216 isn't being worked on.[/quote]Thanks! I didn't consider that, because a forum search turned up no hits and I would expect the merge and terminate thread to hold that. I wonder if the merge should be posted there. There are lots more that aren't posted, though.

So I really worked 282216, but didn't interfere with anyone else. That's good. Thanks again for letting me know.[/QUOTE]It would not be in the termination thread becuase when the <1 million sequences were first worked on the merge would have been noticed, and 640104 would never have been in the original list from the past.

I will let it rest, then. After all, I never would have noticed it missing had I not inadvertently typed it. It is probably the same for most.

Thanks...

Yarrr, I just succeeded in killing another D3 driver!
991080:1880 switched to 2^4 (well, with a lot of 3s and 5s, but better than 2^3*3*5 anyhow!)

Drop 788868 (iteration 2232, 123 digits, 2^2*3, ECMed C120)

Drop 636240 (143 digits, 2^4 * 3 * 7 * C140 which survived 4000@3e6)

Drop 908604 (148 digits, 2^5 * 3 * 7 * 29 * 367 * C141 which survived 4000@3e6)

Reserving 180270.

Reserving 278982.

Drop 30352 (155 digits, 2^2 * 3 * 7^2 * 11 * 71 * 347 * C147; C147 has survived 4000@3e6 but would need more before ECM)