For some reason it won't change that damn link! What is wrong?????

Change [url]www dot footmaster dot co dot uk[/url] to pspnet.no-ip.org

on page:- [url]http://www.geocities.com/omboohankvald/LLRNET.html[/url]


We are using a new pointing address. Even thought both addresses point to the same server.

Citrix

[url]http://www.geocities.com/omboohankvald/proth_sieve.html[/url] is missing

Thanks Citrix, I don't know what happened to proth_sieve but it should be up now.

About LLRNET. I'll change it tomorrow.

[QUOTE=OmbooHankvald]For some reason it won't change that damn link! What is wrong?????[/QUOTE]

It's changed now :smile:

Contributions welcome
 

I've opened for outside contributions to the site. Please come with suggestions whether it's another colour on the website, a new projects guide, something on theories or a private server :razz:

I'm hoping that there someday may be some kind of centralized guide-database maybe similar to the one Kirk Pearson has on projects (not on geocities of course, but right now geocities will have to do...)

OH

Are the links broken?
[url]http://www.geocities.com/omboohankvald/Reporting.html[/url]
[url]http://www.geocities.com/omboohankvald/Reservation.html[/url]

They doesn't seem to be there...

BTW: I was going to comment about your start page but you seem to have updated it in the moment of the post :smile:

Proofread2:Oh, and could you get the subtitles to the pictures into the line below it? The way you put it seems pretty confusing...

Proofread3:[quote="OmbooHankvald"]Test the NewPGen file using PRP[/quote]

In the Sierpinski/Riesel base 5, shouldn't we use LLR?

[QUOTE=fetofs]Are the links broken?
[url]http://www.geocities.com/omboohankvald/Reporting.html[/url]
[url]http://www.geocities.com/omboohankvald/Reservation.html[/url][/QUOTE]

I reorganised thepage long ago and divided those two pages into several project pages. Where does it still link to them?

[QUOTE=fetofs]
Proofread2:Oh, and could you get the subtitles to the pictures into the line below it? The way you put it seems pretty confusing...[/QUOTE]
O.K. I've done that. Thanks!

[QUOTE=fetofs]
Proofread3:
In the Sierpinski/Riesel base 5, shouldn't we use LLR?[/QUOTE]
Well, Jean Penné somewhere said that LLR should be used or +1 numbers and PRP on -1 numbers. However, I've changed it now :smile:


It's really nice to have people like you around fetofs!

Sorry about the double post.... :blush:

Proofread4: In the page about factoring for SoB with Prime95, you should tell people to add "results.txt=fact.txt". That way P95 won't overwrite the results file every time you complete a range, having to download the large file again.

[quote="OmbooHankvald"]Where does it still link to them?[/quote]

In the program explanation pages (NewPGen, proth_sieve, LLR, LLRNET) and in the "checking for SSE2" page.

Thank you again fetofs! I've corrected that now. Those were some of my oldest guides and apparently I haven't bothered fixing them :blush:

I've mentioned you among the contributors on the index-page. If you want your real name there (or want yourself removed) just tell me.

Just something I noticed when writing for the mersennewiki: In your proth_sieve guide, it seems like the link to the sob.dat is pointing to a n1-20m dat. Although, the [URL=http://www.free-dc.org/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=3501]sieving thread[/URL] on SoB says that from now on, you must use a 991-50m dat. It even points to ranges that have been redone with it to check for high-n factors, so please link to the other dat (I think the links change from time to time, as my current link has a date on it)
[url]http://www.teamprimerib.com/vjs/SoB.dat_20050718.zip[/url]