Reserving C193_251xx527_13 (14e)

C197_128341_47 completed
 

90 hours (w/ power outage) to solve a 11.1M matrix using -t 4, TD=116 (TD=120 failed)
[CODE]p96 factor: 657108078029346655399091284465980148842276635597509158534125757148709892984873757359860826313193
p102 factor: 115915161569017546344103173820085214780022677858131454927806051787376078785325836022612335559728485011[/CODE][URL]https://pastebin.com/KYHhJ9Wj[/URL]

C165_11040_10029 completed - 32 hours for 6.4M matrix (TD=140).

[CODE]prp53 factor: 34103109443849495177896175691114117893438328606925163
prp113 factor: 16070474827952312342192163780294704377514217913933538949837833089760181757598081418805620722439293963881957592123
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[url]https://pastebin.com/F84WDtjM[/url]

Reserving C213_142_74 and C214_123_104 to run over my vacation

C196_122_115 completed
 

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Fri Jun 9 10:24:10 2017 p94 factor: 3039892778912793361201771005686048145522692611382470197611184121929106931468888679935052844217
Fri Jun 9 10:24:10 2017 p103 factor: 2254121839148977015614498434244843249605090943955621615427704937359441151861437413950838992327560382557
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About 165 hours on 7 cores E5-2650v2 for a 17.65M density-134 matrix.

Log attached and at [url]https://pastebin.com/KcnbZDW1[/url]

[QUOTE=Dubslow;459948]
I guess I'll reserve C212_142_108, thanks.[/QUOTE]

Seems to have hit the sweet spot for me. Used a lot of memory but left plenty for the rest, and took forever too on this now-ancient Sandy Bridge.

[code]sqrtTime: 5302
p58 factor: 1391929062860331425902857251763306743480223968456854045037
p155 factor: 65467419602266995709772892309380211820458854348912123591852209875762471813553433934696213492685398928880813312245816156583660769669305599142672370356223889[/code]

Log:

[pastebin]09N3sK0N[/pastebin]

It looks like C176_104281_47 is unclaimed, so I'll take it.

I just started running msieve on C193_251xx527_13. All I am getting is a running list of error -11 reading each relation. I think the poly and the fb files are not in sync based on prior experience.

In the poly file, m is positive while in the fb file, R0 is negative (the numbers are the same). Is this incorrect, or is there another problem that I should look for?

I would be appreciative if someone with more knowledge would take a look and advise. Thanks!

[QUOTE=richs;461245]I just started running msieve on C193_251xx527_13. All I am getting is a running list of error -11 reading each relation. I think the poly and the fb files are not in sync based on prior experience.

In the poly file, m is positive while in the fb file, R0 is negative (the numbers are the same). Is this incorrect, or is there another problem that I should look for?

I would be appreciative if someone with more knowledge would take a look and advise. Thanks![/QUOTE]

Remove the second set of R0/R1 lines from the .fb file. i.e, the
R1 1
R0 <negative big number>
and try again.

Thanks very much, Rich! That worked like a charm....

Rich

I have a 32GB server node that needs a task while I'm away from campus for the summer, so I'll reserve 135^124+124^135 (GNFS-196) from the 15e queue.

It's a Core2-era 8 cpu node, so it won't be finished quickly!