M3321931777 has 0 factors in [2^75, 2^76-1].


Luigi

[B]M3321928171[/B] to 2[sup]78[/sup] is 15% complete.

This is going to take a long time to finish. Probably sometime in February of 2010.

Sept 26 , 11:07

M44004677 is not prime. (unverified result)

76,3970 GHz-day.

M3321928171 Unable To Complete
 

My old desktop died sometime during the night. Fortunately, I was running Factor5 from a 2GB flash drive, so the "status" file would be written there in case anything went wrong. It was around 17% complete. Below is the contents of the "status.txt" file.

[B]I would very much like someone to pick this up and finish it.[/B]

[quote]3321928171
77
78
22745182868649
41198787958569
45490365737300
2
0
1
0[/quote]HP Pavilion: R.I.P.

:down:

[quote]My old desktop died sometime during the night. Fortunately, I was running Factor5 from a 2GB flash drive, so the "status" file would be written there in case anything went wrong. It was around 17% complete. Below is the contents of the "status.txt" file.

I would very much like someone to pick this up and finish it.

Quote:
3321928171
77
78
22745182868649
41198787958569
45490365737300
2
0
1
0
HP Pavilion: R.I.P.
[/quote]

/mourn pavilion

OK, seems no one else wants this. I'll finish it for ya...

Factoring M3321928171 from 2^77 to 2^78 17.571% completed.


edit : Restarted at zero to use 4 cores. I don't think I can use the status txt file to continue with different number of cores. Just a couple days to redo to 17% anyway.

i think there is a way,just do this

3321928171
77
78
22745182868649
41198787958569
45490365737300
2 [B]change this to 4[/B]
0
1 [B]if not,change this[/B]
0
HP Pavilion: R.I.P.

[quote=lfm;191930]/mourn pavilion

OK, seems no one else wants this. I'll finish it for ya...

Factoring M3321928171 from 2^77 to 2^78 17.571% completed.


edit : Restarted at zero to use 4 cores. I don't think I can use the status txt file to continue with different number of cores. Just a couple days to redo to 17% anyway.[/quote]

Thank you for taking it on. Much appreciated.

The problem with the HP turned out to be a toasted CPU. I found one side of the heat-sink loose which allowed it to tilt out just enough to lose contact with the CPU. Using plastic locking arms was not a good idea on the part of Intel at the time. The motherboard was not scorched; don't know if it would still work or not.

Regardless, thanks again...

:smile:

Factoring M3321928171 from 2^77 to 2^78 99.995% completed.
No factor found

Performed 772648510229 powmod operations since last restart.
Used 970704 primes, max. prime = 14999981
Current date Sat Oct 10 23:55:11 2009

Trial-factoring M3321928381 in [2^78, 2^79-1]
M3321928381 has 0 factors in [2^78, 2^79-1].

Performed 1074523981023 powmod operations since last restart.
Used 970704 primes, max. prime = 14999981
Current date Fri Dec 11 10:46:23 2009

Trial-factoring M3321929579 in [2^70, 2^71-1]
M3321929579 has 0 factors in [2^70, 2^71-1].

Trial-factoring M3321928243 in [2^70, 2^71-1]
M3321928243 has 0 factors in [2^70, 2^71-1].

Luigi

Two new factors for 3321933473 !!!
 

487044233056784479 | 2[sup]3321933473[/sup]-1
5883891163931472673 | 2[sup]3321933473[/sup]-1 [COLOR="Red"]<--- NEW![/COLOR]
278312000858867160103 | 2[sup]3321933473[/sup]-1 [COLOR="Red"]<--- NEW![/COLOR]
501613681828405961 | 2[sup]3321933473[/sup]-1

The exponent has been trial-factored up to 2[sup]69[/sup].

Luigi