[QUOTE=science_man_88;230359]hey Pi your kbb database could use a similar code I changed one thing and I'm checking k up to 10000 and b upto 100[/QUOTE]

This is the code I used to doublecheck kbb+1 (and Gary, too, I think).

For more examples see the file "abcfileformats.txt" in the PFGW zip-file!

[QUOTE=kar_bon;230365]This is the code I used to doublecheck kbb+1 (and Gary, too, I think).

For more examples see the file "abcfileformats.txt" in the PFGW zip-file![/QUOTE]

once I saw the code in the file it became obvious lol

oh and Pi I got the file down to my last test results instead of everything with the code as originally I may have lost one result though,

13805 lines left in the file

[B]Repeat after me: All bases ≤ 1000 have been completely checked. [/B]

Up to n = 421 for the current search.

And, because of that, I have covered every prime under 1320 digits.

[QUOTE=3.14159;230369][B]Repeat after me: All bases ≤ 1000 have been completely checked. [/B]

Up to n = 421 for the current search.

And, because of that, I have covered every prime under 1320 digits.[/QUOTE]

okay I'm sorry if I was excited and care.

how would I get a 2^b-1 search searching only primes b ? I've got it to.

[CODE]ABC2 $2^$b-1
b: from 1to 1000[/CODE]

[CODE]ABC2 2^$a-1
a: primes from 1 to 10000[/CODE]

[QUOTE=science_man_88]okay I'm sorry if I was excited and care.
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I was just saying. Maybe you could check 10k to 20k if you want. Fill in that range.

[QUOTE=science_man_88]how would I get a 2^b-1 search searching only primes b ? I've got it to.
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PRP;

Alright, I have the file for the primes up to n = 500; I'm going to make final modifications;

Submissions: 18398 * 1296[sup]2980[/sup] + 1 (9280 digits)

Well, I finished up to 500. The file is too big to send in one piece, so I'll send it as 1-250 and 251-500,

.. Too bad that 90% of the file is the primes smaller than n = 251.

Use a ZIP-tool and the whole table for n=1-1000 will fit in 100kB.

I have a somewhat faster idea; Let NewPGen sieve each n to 100 million, and I'll test it using PFGW.

NewPGen is on repeat mode.