2.6M-2.8M complete - no primes

Continuing up to 3M

Taking also 1940-1944.

I'll add all remaining files to 1967.6k in a day or two.

I invite people with available resources (a single fast cpu is enough) to help me fill this gap, and when Curtis completes his range at 1600k we will be done all the way to 2.8M, thanks to Peter and his machines.

I can fill the gap but then I will be delaying the 9ks range. You can send me the 1944-1967.6 range, I'll ran it on 4 cores.

I have about 12k left in my block at 1650-1700. It's on one Core2 core, should be done in ~3 weeks. If there is any work left in the 1900's when I finish, I'd like to help with it also. Carlos may be too fast for that, though.
-Curtis

Curtis,

If you want I can crunch 1944-1950 and then we will see who finishes first to take the rest. For the moment I have 2 free cores, 2 more will be tomorrow available after I complete 980-1000 range from 9ks drive.
I didn't start yet k=5 on those 2 free cores because I am waiting to see what are the here the decisions.

Carlos

Carlos, if you don't mind please test your next 9 Ks batch (960-980) first, and afterwards you can join us here. There will be still planty of numbers left I'm sure.

Thanks.

[quote=Kosmaj;184892]Carlos, if you don't mind please test your next 9 Ks batch (960-980) first, and afterwards you can join us here. There will be still planty of numbers left I'm sure.

Thanks.[/quote]

Ok, I hope I'll find one or more primes.

1938-1942 complete, no primes.

Taking 1944-1948.

1942-1946 complete, no primes.

Taking 1948-1950.

I just added remaining files to 1968k. The last file, 1966-1968, stops at n=1967614 because from there it's already tested by Peter.

1946-1948 complete, no primes.

Taking 1950-1954.