1000 more @ 11e6

[QUOTE=EdH;285286]1000 more @ 11e6[/QUOTE]
+ another 1000 @ 11e6 (total from me, so far, 2000)

[QUOTE=EdH;285286]1000 more @ 11e6[/QUOTE][QUOTE=EdH;285352]+ another 1000 @ 11e6 (total from me, so far, 2000)[/QUOTE]I've done 500 @ 43e6 + 50 @ 110e6.

1000@44M

I'm sorry....that was me and I didn't even notice it:[code]Factor returned by schickel@psln.com:server:v2.1a! a4788.c144 / 60820719675108711017052771789378403947624261197:probable:4915690297241178383115395674859512526367188623932217182205112390254793303831518196606724863836639:Probable finder: schickel@psln.com:Machine_1:v2.0k B1:110000000 sigma: 1481085792[/code]

Found a p31, leaves a c109. Not many curves at 1M done yet, I'll finish the p35 test. Edit: Finished.

1000@1e6 and 2600@3e6 yielded nothing.

Starting NFS.

[QUOTE=akruppa;285423]Starting NFS.[/QUOTE]

You can stop it...

[CODE]GMP-ECM 6.4 [configured with GMP 5.0.90, --enable-asm-redc] [ECM]
Using B1=11000000, B2=35133391030, polynomial Dickson(12), 4 threads
Finished 1090/5000; avg s/curve: stg1 12.83s, stg2 5.526s; runtime: 46s

Run 1090 out of 5000:
Using B1=11000000, B2=35133391030, polynomial Dickson(12), sigma=3985689015
Step 1 took 12900ms
Step 2 took 3853ms
********** Factor found in step 2: 4413824230868329169113745386241314009291154085286949
Found probable prime factor of 52 digits: 4413824230868329169113745386241314009291154085286949
Probable prime cofactor 663064341931092444838761835970780110874338028946807213371 has 57 digits
[/CODE]

46 seconds because I restarted the run to check out the speed of another gmp-ecm build... :blush:

[CODE]-> Found previous job file job2323.txt, will resume work...
-> *** Already completed 1082 curves on this number...
-> *** Will run 3918 more curves.[/CODE]

Did 800@1M on the c127. Continuing at 3M. Edit: did 2000@3M. Edit:2300@11M so far. Continuing.

1000@3e6