I'll reserve S991. As this will be my first base, I'll try and push to 30k with the resources I have and we'll see how we go.
Is there a sieve file for this base that I can use to speed up the process? It may be a bit of an ask since the last time it was released was Dec '10.

BTW, computers:

1: Core 2 Duo @ 2.2GHz, 2GiB DDR2-333MHz
2: i5-2430M Laptop @ 2.4GHz, turbo to 2.8GHz, 4GiB DDR3-667MHz

[QUOTE=f1pokerspeed;309739]I'll reserve S991. As this will be my first base, I'll try and push to 30k with the resources I have and we'll see how we go.
Is there a sieve file for this base that I can use to speed up the process? It may be a bit of an ask since the last time it was released was Dec '10.
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[URL]http://www.noprimeleftbehind.net/crus/sieve-sierp-base991-25K-100K.txt[/URL] is the only sieve file available I think. While there is no LLR work done it does not make much sense to sieve further, so the sieve file stays up to date until somebody has done some testing.

n=25k to 30k shouldn't be too bad. We'll see.

Hi pokerspeed,

Welcome to CRUS! To add to what Peter said, sieve files for many of our bases can be found on our main reservations pages at [URL="http://www.noprimeleftbehind.net/crus/Riesel-conjecture-reserves.htm"]Riesel reservations[/URL] or [URL="http://www.noprimeleftbehind.net/crus/Sierp-conjecture-reserves.htm"]Sierp reservations[/URL]. Just go down to your preferred base and if there is a sieve file, it will be out to the far right.

Good luck!


Gary

R619 is complete to n=100K; 1 prime was found for n=50K-100K shown below; R619 is now a 1ker :smile:; base released.

Prime:
138*619^95328-1

I'm wondering, what is an average turnaround time for a range of work? I can't always be at the computer to set it and let it run (electric bill, always high) but I want to do the work in good time.

Oh - secondly, would it be easier if I set up a LLR/PRPnet server on one of my computers to host all the files and distribute the pairs, or is doing it manually a tad easier? Both computers are in the same house and are networked via wireless.

[QUOTE=f1pokerspeed;309786]I'm wondering, what is an average turnaround time for a range of work? I can't always be at the computer to set it and let it run (electric bill, always high) but I want to do the work in good time.

Oh - secondly, would it be easier if I set up a LLR/PRPnet server on one of my computers to host all the files and distribute the pairs, or is doing it manually a tad easier? Both computers are in the same house and are networked via wireless.[/QUOTE]

To use PRPNet, the hardest part is installing MySQL or PostgreSQL. Once done, the rest is easy. With multiple computers/cores, it is easier than manually monitoring the clients.

Thanks for the speedy reply.

I've been hunting around on the internet for a little while and I've struggled to find the server package for PRPnet or LLRnet. Do you have a spare copy lying around that I could procure, or do you have a link to one that you could give me please? I'm eager to start this work.

[QUOTE=f1pokerspeed;309795]Thanks for the speedy reply.

I've been hunting around on the internet for a little while and I've struggled to find the server package for PRPnet or LLRnet. Do you have a spare copy lying around that I could procure, or do you have a link to one that you could give me please? I'm eager to start this work.[/QUOTE]

You can find a link to PRPNet from my home page [url]http://home.roadrunner.com/~mrodenkirch[/url]

I had a look at your website and the link to the PRPnet package is broken. I know I can pick up the 5.0.8 version at PrimeGrid but I need the server package, of which I can't find.

replace 5.0.7 with 5.0.8 in the [URL="http://home.roadrunner.com/~mrodenkirch/prpnet_5.0.8.zip"]URL[/URL]

hackers'R'Us.

Thank you Batalov. Time to set this puppy up and get the work flowing.

EDIT: This isn't exactly something you can blitz through like a whirling dervish - the complicated dependencies and database setup at the command line is confusing at best. Will it work if I use the OpenOffice connector? It supports ODBC so I don't see why not.