What's wrong with [URL="http://factordb.com/sequences.php?se=1&aq=337344&action=last20"]this[/URL] and [URL="http://factordb.com/sequences.php?se=1&aq=319860&action=last20"]this[/URL]? Someone clicked the "prime" button for an even number?? :shock: Can somebody with an entry at Syd, inform him?

Taking 865710.

[QUOTE=EdH;366378] 968484 has shown a lot of recent activity - maybe someone is working it...[/QUOTE]

That might have been me. I've been factoring small numbers in factordb, up to 99 digits, so I may have advanced a few sequences without knowing it.

I'll concentrate on SNFS targets for a bit. I'll still work on GNFS targets up to 95 digits but there are only a few of them.

Sorry if I caused confusion.

Chris

[QUOTE=chris2be8;366507]That might have been me. I've been factoring small numbers in factordb, up to 99 digits, so I may have advanced a few sequences without knowing it.

I'll concentrate on SNFS targets for a bit. I'll still work on GNFS targets up to 95 digits but there are only a few of them.

Sorry if I caused confusion.

Chris[/QUOTE]
No trouble whatsoever. It was sitting at less than 120 digits without a driver, so I thought I'd move it up some. When I saw the recent progress, I didn't know if someone was playing with it or the db might be advancing it via the various scripts.

Since it's still less than 120 digits, even though it now has 2 * 3, I'll reserve it and move it up to >=130 digits...

Reserving 968484

Taking 332454 and 504696.

Reserving 228522

Dropping 928344 -- C127 ECM'd to nearly 1/3rd
Reserving 821424

Reserving 8154

Reserving 940224.

Reserving 862248, 687360, 448272.

Releasing 848920 @ 143 digits, cofactor c120 has had Aliqueit's full ECM battery.

Reserving 776880