[QUOTE=Mark Rose;393107]There is about 7 THz-d of work from 70M up to 80M range no one has claimed in this thread,[/QUOTE]

I'm going to take the the 70M range. That's everything 70,XXX,XXX. I'll look into what LaurV is working on to make sure he doesn't end up with my credits :razz:

[QUOTE=TheMawn;393109]I'm going to take the the 70M range. That's everything 70,XXX,XXX. I'll look into what LaurV is working on to make sure he doesn't end up with my credits :razz:[/QUOTE]

Here is the merged list of assignments LaurV hasn't queued.

[code]
Factor=N/A,70344433,66,68
Factor=N/A,70373333,64,67
Factor=N/A,70387897,64,66
Factor=N/A,70390477,65,69
Factor=N/A,70391591,66,68
Factor=N/A,70472201,65,66
Factor=N/A,70474133,66,69
Factor=N/A,70474171,65,69
Factor=N/A,70479907,66,67
Factor=N/A,70482059,66,69
Factor=N/A,70483417,67,68
Factor=N/A,70486459,66,69
Factor=N/A,70489729,68,69
Factor=N/A,70512983,67,69
Factor=N/A,70516601,69,70
Factor=N/A,70539983,66,67
Factor=N/A,70543813,65,67
Factor=N/A,70565543,64,68
Factor=N/A,70565557,64,65
Factor=N/A,70570373,66,67
Factor=N/A,70575511,65,67
Factor=N/A,70579231,66,69
Factor=N/A,70589033,68,69
Factor=N/A,70594021,66,67
Factor=N/A,70615757,68,69
Factor=N/A,70623107,64,65
Factor=N/A,70629281,67,69
Factor=N/A,70637051,66,67
Factor=N/A,70647259,67,69
Factor=N/A,70676069,65,66
Factor=N/A,70677043,66,67
Factor=N/A,70685837,66,68
Factor=N/A,70688617,68,69
Factor=N/A,70688719,66,67
Factor=N/A,70691977,65,66
Factor=N/A,70693339,66,67
Factor=N/A,70693879,67,68
Factor=N/A,70707809,64,65
Factor=N/A,70708091,64,65
Factor=N/A,70717081,67,69
Factor=N/A,70718023,65,66
Factor=N/A,70718203,68,69
Factor=N/A,70766233,64,65
Factor=N/A,70772371,67,68
Factor=N/A,70778861,67,69
Factor=N/A,70785947,66,68
Factor=N/A,70786231,67,69
Factor=N/A,70787989,65,66
Factor=N/A,70788671,65,66
Factor=N/A,70796797,69,70
Factor=N/A,70800109,68,69
Factor=N/A,70804369,68,69
Factor=N/A,70822237,67,68
Factor=N/A,70828741,67,68
Factor=N/A,70832459,66,67
Factor=N/A,70833143,64,65
Factor=N/A,70833151,64,65
Factor=N/A,70847209,64,69
Factor=N/A,70847209,66,69
Factor=N/A,70865209,68,69
Factor=N/A,70868783,65,66
Factor=N/A,70870193,66,67
Factor=N/A,70870621,65,66
Factor=N/A,70889557,65,68
Factor=N/A,70890233,67,68
Factor=N/A,70902553,66,68
Factor=N/A,70906397,66,69
Factor=N/A,70907423,66,67
Factor=N/A,70910891,66,69
Factor=N/A,70938247,67,69
Factor=N/A,70939877,67,68
Factor=N/A,70942159,67,68
Factor=N/A,70998869,66,67
[/code]

A whopping 47 GHz-days ;)

[QUOTE=Mark Rose;393114]Here is the merged list of assignments LaurV hasn't queued.
[/QUOTE]

Out of curiosity what did you do to merge and remove duplicates?

I just did that myself but I did it sort of like a barbarian.

[QUOTE=TheMawn;393121]Out of curiosity what did you do to merge and remove duplicates?

I just did that myself but I did it sort of like a barbarian.[/QUOTE]

I wrote a quick PHP script to merge the duplicate exponents:

[code]
<?php

$i = fopen($argv[1], "r");
$o = fopen($argv[2], "w");

$prev_line = array('', '', '', '');

while ($line = fgets($i))
{
// split the current line
$this_line = explode(',', $line);

// if the first bit doesn't match the previous line, write the previous line
if ($this_line[1] !== $prev_line[1])
{
// don't write a ,,, line at the beginning
if ($prev_line[0])
fputs($o, implode(',', $prev_line));
$prev_line = $this_line;
continue;
}

// update the last field of prev_line
$prev_line[3] = $this_line[3];
}

// write the last line
fputs($o, implode(',', $prev_line));

fclose($i);
fclose($o);
[/code]

And then removed duplicates using the usual tools:

cat laurv_merged.txt 70M.txt | sort | uniq -u > themawn.txt

All this is another great example of how strong the project and the community is.

I've also found a factor, but this one had been nabbed by P-1 also.

It's nice to have that fallback.

[QUOTE=tha;393136]All this is another great example of how strong the project and the community is.[/QUOTE]
That is what I was thinking. Also, it is nice to see a lot of ego-less work.

[QUOTE=Uncwilly;393141]That is what I was thinking. Also, it is nice to see a lot of ego-less work.[/QUOTE]

I just noticed I'm not getting any credit except when I find a factor (found 5 so far). But what's a few extra THz-day? ;)

Are there any ranges still available for re-TF? I could queue some ahead of my GPU72 work.

[QUOTE=apocalypse;393148]Are there any ranges still available for re-TF? I could queue some ahead of my GPU72 work.[/QUOTE]

71,000,000 to 79,999,999

There's about 7 THz-day in there, roughly evenly spread out. The lower part of the range is the most useful to have done first.

Copy and paste out of the file here [url=https://gist.githubusercontent.com/MarkRose/ebc25e1adc2a1668605b/raw/498828c4129f96ee8152eca1d7e846b5757b4837/worktodo.txt]here[/url] and let us know what range you are working on.

[QUOTE=Mark Rose;393068]I think you're on to something. Found this already.

M70645457 has a factor: 534321209016231454889 [TF:68:69*:mfaktc 0.20 barrett76_mul32_gs][/QUOTE]
I also found some of Mark's factors (not all, still running) but he was faster in reporting. Additionally, I found [URL="http://www.mersenne.org/report_exponent/?exp_lo=80072843&full=1"]80072843[/URL], (50231130793387599631 / TF: 65-66), another "sannerud.com fail" which wasted time for other users (this expo is from the list on the other thread, about "unexpected factor", I think a supermod can join these two threads, we are talking the same story here). Sorry for the anonymous LL assignment, he maybe already wasted some time with it too...

I am not queuing more work for now.
(but still continuing the 100M to 200M expos to 66 bits for a while)