[COLOR=black][FONT=Verdana]k=115, 149, 175, 179, 185, 199, 215, 227, 229, 239, 241, 257, 265, 271, 289, and 293 [/FONT][/COLOR]are being tested on NPLB 4th Drive from n=600k to 1M

Reserving k=67, 81 and 85.

Reserving 175, 215 and 229.

Reserving 149 and 179. These are low-weight, so they should go quickly.
-Curtis

[QUOTE=Kosmaj;141879]As I stated before we consider all those reservations null and void.[/QUOTE]
these look like nice k's could i help with them?

Buzzo-
If you want to reserve a k, I can assist you in using the sieve programs and getting started.

If you have more patience, there are k's available that have been tested to 700k or 1M, which have a lower risk of someone else reporting a prime before you discover it.
-Curtis

[QUOTE=VBCurtis;142484]Buzzo-
If you want to reserve a k, I can assist you in using the sieve programs and getting started.

If you have more patience, there are k's available that have been tested to 700k or 1M, which have a lower risk of someone else reporting a prime before you discover it.
-Curtis[/QUOTE]
i sent a note to kosmaj about this and he responded promptly, but after i replied to that i havent gotten a reply yet despite a reminder i sent. this whole thing seems very secretive and weird, i'm going to go ask about it over at nplb since rps is not responding.

Buzzo

I'm having a busy week and cannot reply to all messages. I suggested you several times in the past to try a few files from the 6th Drive, they are available all the time. The Ks you are asking for are being tested in a pretty unorganized manner, I cannot recommend you to join the mess.

k=11 available?
 

Since I don't have access to the k<300 status page (a.k.a. "riesellist.htm") on 15k.org, I'd like to know whether [B]k=11[/B] is already reserved by someone else or not. Quite a while ago I tested this k all the way up to n=1.5M and released it to the public afterwards. Now I'm thinking of a new run on k=11...

-- Thomas

try [URL]http://www.rieselprime.org/Summary00001.htm[/URL]
15k.org isnt updated anymore so use rieselprime.org

[QUOTE=henryzz;143879]try [URL]http://www.rieselprime.org/Summary00001.htm[/URL]
15k.org isnt updated anymore so use rieselprime.org[/QUOTE]

Thanks for the quick reply!
As I can see, Curtis is currently working on k=11. So I'll stay with k=113...