[QUOTE=chalsall;393533]Yeah... That's the first thing I'll pay attention to when I'm allowed to type again...
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Hope that time will come soon... We tolerated one bug per page, but they [URL="http://www.mersenne.info/trial_factored_tabular_delta_30/2/420000000/"]start spreading[/URL], Soon, we will see more blanks than correct lines, per page... :razz:

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[QUOTE=LaurV;395087]Hope that time will come soon... We tolerated one bug per page, but they [URL="http://www.mersenne.info/trial_factored_tabular_delta_30/2/420000000/"]start spreading[/URL], Soon, we will see more blanks than correct lines, per page... :razz:[/QUOTE]

Hmmmm... F' me...

Please do note that mersenne.info is completely independant from GPU72.

The errors being shown on mersenne.info is because of bad Cable and Wireless connectivity here in Bim, and (without question) stupid programming errors by yours truly.

It seems [url=http://www.mersenne.info/trial_factored_tabular_delta_1/3/41000000/]41M[/url] isn't updating daily at mersenneinfo, but work [url=http://www.gpu72.com/graphs/dctf/week/]is being done[/url] at gpu72.

[QUOTE=Mark Rose;395332]It seems [url=http://www.mersenne.info/trial_factored_tabular_delta_1/3/41000000/]41M[/url] isn't updating daily at mersenneinfo, but work [url=http://www.gpu72.com/graphs/dctf/week/]is being done[/url] at gpu72.[/QUOTE]

This can happen if there have been no changes over the day in the range queired, or if the query failed bacause of bad connectivity.

The machine which does the spidering for Mersenne.INFO is on a flaky Clueless and Worthless DSL here in Barbados. When I have some time (probably early March now; I'm able (and allowed) to type again, although slowly) I'm going to migrate the spidering to the US based machine which hosts GPU72 -- I have some "real" work to catch up on which pays for all of this.

[QUOTE=chalsall;395333]flaky Clueless and Worthless DSL here in Barbados.[/QUOTE]Some people love it, but I've never in 20 years had a good experience with DSL. In my house it stands for Dis Service is Lousy.

And yes, where I'm staying for this year I'm stuck on DSL. :davieddy:

[QUOTE=chalsall;395333]This can happen if there have been no changes over the day in the range queired, or if the query failed bacause of bad connectivity.

The machine which does the spidering for Mersenne.INFO is on a flaky Clueless and Worthless DSL here in Barbados. When I have some time (probably early March now; I'm able (and allowed) to type again, although slowly) I'm going to migrate the spidering to the US based machine which hosts GPU72 -- I have some "real" work to catch up on which pays for all of this.[/QUOTE]

"Clueless and Worthless" LOL

I'm happy to hear you're feeling better!

No rush, of course. I'm glad this issue is a symptom of the same issue and not another problem.

GPU to 75!
 

Just a brief update...

The TF'ing to 75 for the "Cat 3" range (read: 66M and above) is going fairly well. We're not /quite/ keeping up, but are mostly.

Interestingly, since George moved the "churners" down to the DC range, very few Cat 4 assignments are issued any more. All of these are being given at 75 bits.

So people know, in addition to trying to keep up with the Cat 3 LL'ers, we're also having to try to keep up with the P-1'ers (mostly in the Cat 4 range) to at least 74.

Thus, those who choose "Let GPU72 Decide" will sometimes see assignments in the 66M range to 75, and sometimes in the >71M range to 74 or 75.

As always, thanks for all the cycles everyone (and a special "call out" for those who have brought resources back to the project and/or have recently joined). If anyone has anything more to bring, it would of course be appreciated... :smile:

P.S. Please do note that soon Primenet will be in control of TF assignments. But the work (read: code) I need to do for that is a bit more than I can handle at the moment (I'm still down at less than 10 words per minute); and I have some important "paying work" to catch up on. Implementing the above was simple -- just instructing my current code what to do.

[QUOTE=LaurV;392251]Hey Chris, could you bring in 42/43M?
There are no DC assignments free to 70 bits for my 7970.[/QUOTE]

Since the 70 bit assignments will be exhausted in six months, I am curious about what kind performance drop you experience beyond 70 bits. How much does GHz-d/d drop?

[QUOTE=James Heinrich;395335]Some people love it, but I've never in 20 years had a good experience with DSL. In my house it stands for Dis Service is Lousy.

And yes, where I'm staying for this year I'm stuck on DSL. :davieddy:[/QUOTE]

Luckily for me I live in a cabled area and can get 152 down, only 12 up though...

[QUOTE=Gordon;395865]Luckily for me I live in a cabled area and can get 152 down, only 12 up though...[/QUOTE]

bps?