Nice run by BOINC! :smile:

158*992^160514-1 is prime! (480985 decimal digits) Time : 1775.937 sec.


Continuing.

[QUOTE=LaurV;528164]158*992^160514-1 is prime! (480985 decimal digits) Time : 1775.937 sec.

Continuing.[/QUOTE]


Be sure and report to top 5000 site. :-)

Already, it is waiting verification. Anyhow, not a big deal, the site said:

[QUOTE][COLOR=green]At the rate at which primes have been added to this list in the past, the 480985 digit prime "158*992^160514-1" may only be on the list for about 29 weeks. [/COLOR][/QUOTE]
Hehe...

[URL="https://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=130040"]13984*24[SUP]397259[/SUP]+1[/URL] is prime! (548306 decimal digits) Time : 407.929 sec.

[QUOTE=LaurV;528203]Already, it is waiting verification. Anyhow, not a big deal, the site said:


Hehe...[/QUOTE]


I also checked in the verification queue. It is not there. Are sure sure that you submitted it? Was it possibly rejected?

[QUOTE=gd_barnes;528215]I also checked in the verification queue.[/QUOTE]
How do you do that? I always assumed that you can't check, unless is approved, because the non-approved never appeared in my list. Small text below the form says you can't see the submissions which are in course of verification. Of course I submitted it, otherwise how would I get the green message above? (or.. hmm... I assume I didn't click the wrong button, or something... I am not a frequent contributor to that list and have not much idea how it works).

Edit: Ok, done, like Chris would say, "stupid human!". Thanks for notifying me. It was not submitted, there is [U]another[/U] (additional) button that one must click to finish the submission, after all checks are done.

[QUOTE=LaurV;528268]How do you do that? I always assumed that you can't check, unless is approved, because the non-approved never appeared in my list. Small text below the form says you can't see the submissions which are in course of verification. Of course I submitted it, otherwise how would I get the green message above? (or.. hmm... I assume I didn't click the wrong button, or something... I am not a frequent contributor to that list and have not much idea how it works).

Edit: Ok, done, like Chris would say, "stupid human!". Thanks for notifying me. It was not submitted, there is [U]another[/U] (additional) button that one must click to finish the submission, after all checks are done.[/QUOTE]

Just click on "Status" on the main page. Then you will see this page:

[URL]https://primes.utm.edu/primes/status.php[/URL]

Your entry is "in the works" as of this posting because it is brown. Confirmed is in green. Confirmed entries are deleted after 3 days from this list.

Now...if you want to find a submission that is either in the works OR has been rejected that is a little trickier. Take these steps:
1. Go to home page. Click on "search" under "Primes:".
2. Go to the box by "Mathematical description". Type in "^158*992%" without the quotes.
3. Scroll to the bottom of the page. Find the section labeled "Type".
4. In the Type section, click on the 3rd circle labeled "all (includes unverified primes)".
5. At the very bottom of the page, click on "Search database for matches".

You should see your entry in there and its status. Right now it shows "(Unverified because InProcess)" because it is still in the works.

When you indicated that you had submitted it but I couldn't find it those are the steps that I took because I had assumed it had been rejected either because it was not prime or because it was previously submitted by someone else. When I still could not find it I knew you had not submitted it.

[QUOTE=LaurV;528268]How do you do that? I always assumed that you can't check, unless is approved, because the non-approved never appeared in my list. Small text below the form says you can't see the submissions which are in course of verification. Of course I submitted it, otherwise how would I get the green message above? (or.. hmm... I assume I didn't click the wrong button, or something... I am not a frequent contributor to that list and have not much idea how it works).

Edit: Ok, done, like Chris would say, "stupid human!". Thanks for notifying me. It was not submitted, there is [U]another[/U] (additional) button that one must click to finish the submission, after all checks are done.[/QUOTE]


It looks like your prover code is incorrect. You can see instructions for all of this in the first posting of this thread.


Please include CRUS as the project and srsieve as the siever. What you'll need to do is create another prover code that has the following credits:
(your name),LLR,srsieve,CRUS


I will then give you instructions on getting the prime transferred over to the correct prover code. We will have to wait until after it is verified before doing that.

Done, and the prime is verified. Next step?

[QUOTE=LaurV;528284]Done, and the prime is verified. Next step?[/QUOTE]

Sit back and enjoy the royalties as they roll in...