Citrix,

Can you update the first line of the line with the correct value?
Sr1sieve crashes.

Use the following command line to sieve from 9 to 10T

srsieve -i 3_16data.txt -o 3_16data.txt -f 3_16factors.txt --pmin 9000000000000 --pmax 100000000000 --verbose


You can copy the pmin number, instead of the large number in the beginning.

Your 8-9T range had 115 factors for the new dat file. How long does it take you to sieve a range of 1T and on what CPU?

About my range...the first 780G were sieved using the 10M dat file, the rest is going to be sieved with the 4M dat file.

Carlos

[QUOTE=em99010pepe;104797]About my range...the first 780G were sieved using the 10M dat file, the rest is going to be sieved with the 4M dat file.

Carlos[/QUOTE]

Just send me all the factors once you are done. So does everyone involved agree that we need not concern ourselves with sieving beyond 4M for right now?

[quote=Citrix;104798]Just send me all the factors once you are done. So does everyone involved agree that we need not concern ourselves with sieving beyond 4M for right now?[/quote]

Please send me a PM with your email address. Meanwhile with the new dat file I can sieve on an AMD 64 3000+ (2GHz) 2.6T/day.

Carlos

Once my 9T-10T is done I will restart from 0 with the new dat file.
This would serve as double check.

Everybody agree that we re-start the sieve?

Arguments for re-starting: it is a new dat file.

Regards
Cedric

[QUOTE=CedricVonck;104802]Once my 9T-10T is done I will restart from 0 with the new dat file.
This would serve as double check.

Everybody agree that we re-start the sieve?

Arguments for re-starting: it is a new dat file.

Regards
Cedric[/QUOTE]

I disagree. It is not a new dat file. I just took out the n values greater than 4M from the old dat file. So I don't see the need to redo the work.

I think it should be safe to start LLR etc, once we have sieved to 5000T.

Reserving 15T to 20T.

Carlos

Already reserving 20T - 21T with the new dat file.

Reserving 20T => 25T
I am averaging 16M/kps on a P4 2.4 Ghz.
L1 : 8k
L2: 512.

Thank you

[QUOTE=CedricVonck;104869]Reserving 20T => 25T
I am averaging 16M/kps on a P4 2.4 Ghz.
L1 : 8k
L2: 512.

Thank you[/QUOTE]


I am averaging 16M/kps on a Celeron 1.4 Ghz.
L1 : 32k
L2: 1024.

I think the clock speed of p4 makes no difference to the speed of the sieve. I will try running 2 instances together and see what speeds I get and try running LLR with srsieve to see if that is more productive.