I don't know. I'm working fairly long shifts this week, so I'm basically checking my machine's progress once a day. By this weekend we should have a sense of where the right "border" is.

[QUOTE=pakaran;463733]I don't know. I'm working fairly long shifts this week, so I'm basically checking my machine's progress once a day. By this weekend we should have a sense of where the right "border" is.[/QUOTE]
Tell you what: I'll work above the 2531 for now. If you get anywhere near it, let me know and I'll move back up.

I had done several runs below 2k, and have now started one to include the numbers below the 2531. I'm not concerned; I have non-Primo work I can do, and I'll see how things stand once this run finishes (and specifically how many new numbers appear in the meantime).

Still keeping up okay. If anyone else wants to work on smaller numbers, please do speak up.

[QUOTE=EdH;463768]Tell you what: I'll work above the 2531 for now. If you get anywhere near it, let me know and I'll move back up.[/QUOTE]

You now have three numbers in the 2900s, and I think it's been the same ones since last weekend. They should take somewhat over a 1 GHz core-day collectively (e.g. far less on half or all of a recent desktop)

If you don't want to get those, let me know and I will if/when I finish, which may be awhile.

[QUOTE=pakaran;464753]You now have three numbers in the 2900s, and I think it's been the same ones since last weekend. They should take somewhat over a 1 GHz core-day collectively (e.g. far less on half or all of a recent desktop)

If you don't want to get those, let me know and I will if/when I finish, which may be awhile.[/QUOTE]
Those and the 3609 are currently being run. They should be done by tonight. I'm not currently able to get into the db to check the list, but IIRC, everything else is >=3766 dd. If you want something up there, take those and if I work on anything up there, I'll run the 3767s.

[QUOTE=pakaran;464474]Still keeping up okay. If anyone else wants to work on smaller numbers, please do speak up.[/QUOTE]

I'm clearing out the (base^n-1)/base-1 PRPs.

Chris

I'm taking the 13 numbers of 3767 dd in addition to previous. Will do a big run of everything, then go back for any numbers below 2500 that show up.

[QUOTE=pakaran;465146]I'm taking the 13 numbers of 3767 dd in addition to previous. Will do a big run of everything, then go back for any numbers below 2500 that show up.[/QUOTE]

I'm taking 3768 and leaving 3767, sorry.

[QUOTE=pakaran;465402]I'm taking 3768 and leaving 3767, sorry.[/QUOTE]
I'm not exactly sure what's happening below this area, but over 50k, 306 dd PRPs have appeared. If they are still there later, I'm going to wade in...

I've been trying to run those; I'm not actively running anything over 3k digits.

I can't think of a good way to split up work in a single digit range, so it would likely be best if only one person did those. I'm willing to do them, but they take 1-2 seconds each, and the 4095-file Primo limit makes it impractical to work on when not actively at the computer (at best, I can add a few dozen larger numbers to keep the machine busy until I return).

I'm willing to do 306 digits, or everything over 306, whichever of those works for you.

I'm anticipating a week or more to catch up on the 306s, putting some time into larger numbers between sets, if I do them, fwiw.