Hi Carlos

I'll send you the file to 1700k next week. We haven't generated files past 1700k yet.

BTW, based on my exe times at 1570k, a 10k block on AVX, and a 4k block on non-AVX CPU are going to take about 2 months each. And the next FFT jamp is starting soon, at about 1600k, so exe times will go up.

So 5k chunks for AVX cores and 2.5k chunks for non-AVX although I prefer doubling but that's ok.
Don't forget that I will be stuck in the lab for the PhD for the next 4 years...lol
About the files I can download them from your website until 1700k, just didn't want to get busy joining the files but I will use them.
Is there a way to merge the files taking out the first line of each one?

Don't get busy generating further files, I will use the ones you have.

Thank you.

Carlos

PS( I have doubts if I should continue with k=5, 1st megabit drive or 2nd megabit drive, I will think about it over night sleep)

Assuming that you have a linux-like environment, open a terminal, go to the directory where you got all the files, and type:
[CODE]> cat *.txt | grep -v ":" > all.txt[/CODE]

Regarding your doubts it's entirely up to you, but it will be nice if you first complete your outstanding reservations in the 1st drive and k=5. If you haven't started yet k=5 in the 4010-4090k range you can cancel it.

[QUOTE=pinhodecarlos;365382]
Is there a way to merge the files taking out the first line of each one?
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PS( I have doubts if I should continue with k=5, 1st megabit drive or 2nd megabit drive, I will think about it over night sleep)[/QUOTE]

k=5 in the 4010-4090k range is underway.

[QUOTE=pinhodecarlos;365390]k=5 in the 4010-4090k range is underway.[/QUOTE]

I posted the progress of that range.
Also, after a good night of sleep I decided to keep crunching k=5 so I will be moving the cores (AVX ones) running 1st and 2nd Megabit drives to there. The goal is to move the k=5 up to 6M while I do my PhD.
Also my friend in the lab will be donating one AVX core to me so next Monday I will reserve k=5 work for him. Probably I can get another one from another colleague student, I need to know which machine do they gave him.

Sorry for the inconvenience but sometimes we have doubts.

Carlos

1574-1576 complete, one prime on the last candidate of the file!!!

1530-1538 complete, no primes.

1540-1549 complete, 2 primes.

1549-1550 complete, no primes.

1538-1540 complete, no primes
This completes 1530-1550.

1576-1578 complete, no primes.