2389669_37_minus1
 

[CODE]prp65 factor: 69278802023693129830863537440138067563631265154247851672590626523
prp133 factor: 5231280564040324852865536912009695392794911992132046126360495074738952045031153319548307008216116117253316064975833993217078424492523[/CODE]

L1267
 

[code]prp63 factor: 314092234834868112073569681520132676879387640704962976592629461
prp66 factor: 438312638118729589945358919556738060108847542130205999679639198069
prp86 factor: 54641852993141894153661727508858931109766295894010226965033625647356887432539976956511 [/code]216379544877064501_13_minus1 next to start

np_112
 

[CODE]prp84 factor: 314403758000735765898141368728330342960952345314583947610426833559798399887993671781
prp130 factor: 6400107725848635685519590913022073326527736328012103416735605955547643670738308566099038197867532710816129938970782878209870903479[/CODE]

Wow, today must be Christmas!

Indeed ^^

Detailed status page updated by Greg (I presume) and I.

[QUOTE=frmky;316611]Wow, today must be Christmas![/QUOTE]

That's just what I'm thinking .
Great news to ease the third day of partial power outage .

xyzzy , sincere thanks for np_112 , and also for np_111 , which
seemed to involve some struggle .

debrouxl , thanks also for the same ; this is really helpful and
appreciated .

[QUOTE=debrouxl;316612]Indeed ^^

Detailed status page updated by Greg (I presume) and I.[/QUOTE]

Please look at line 23 and 26 of the table "Completed", there's a "by" on it that are not on the rest of lines. Maybe you can delete them. Than you.

Meanwhile, 375086223641_19_minus1 LA is underway, ETA is ~300 hours.

Carlos

np_114
 

[CODE]prp96 factor: 160297906146762261259066036388822820551310302922055189862449148397137797662772573650387088289441
prp140 factor: 15614142501702651520957780146545920125237580625623287111598464378030284903982406750224948631934571536152065102310653047414055847183207353397[/CODE]

216379544877064501_13_minus1
 

[code]prp56 factor: 10879513003907373087288127789400509400601499402423436681
prp126 factor: 432974541328804919264630988897238397270856643750987019040827677046014411410472590401546728903041734847760994529618982246108957[/code]

I'll take L1539.

How do you get only low memory sieving work sent to a particular computer?

We have one quad that has only 4GiB of memory, and we'd like to use as little memory as possible and still have it do efficient work. (If it matters, it runs 64-bit Linux)