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Old 2008-01-25, 22:20   #155
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16 Mbps! Way cool!

BTW, have you considered just getting a regular DSL modem that plugs in between the phone line and a router? That shouldn't have any speed limitations besides the 100Mbps limit of Fast Ethernet (I doubt any DSL modem would have Gigabit Ethernet).
the probleme is that adsl 1 is limited to 8 mb/s (line side)
adsl 2/2+ is able to go up to 28mb/s (line side)

they always have a 100 MB/s ethernet interface at a minimum...

if you use an adsl 1 modem on a 16 mb/s line, there will be a lot of crc error and line will be bad ...

and yes some modem have a gigabit ethernet interface (ex: D-Link DIR-655 N)

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Old 2008-01-25, 22:23   #156
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the probleme is that adsl 1 is limited to 8 mb/s (line side)
adsl 2/2+ is able to go up to 28mb/s (line side)

they always have a 100 MB/s ethernet interface at a minimum...

if you use an adsl 1 modem on a 16 mb/s line, there will be a lot of crc error and line will be bad ...

and yes some modem have an gigabit ethernet interface
Okay, thanks for the correction.

Are you saying, though, that Carlos will probably have a lot of problems unless he upgrades to a newer modem? (I would imagine if that's the case, then his ISP should send him a new modem, provided they gave him the first one.)
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Old 2008-01-25, 22:25   #157
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Okay, thanks for the correction.

Are you saying, though, that Carlos will probably have a lot of problems unless he upgrades to a newer modem? (I would imagine if that's the case, then his ISP should send him a new modem, provided they gave him the first one.)
i'm bargaining wih carlos to send him a free modem ...

usually what they do in this case is "downgrading the speed to 6 MB" (i work for an ISP company, repair side ...)

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Old 2008-01-25, 22:56   #158
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Modem accepted. Thank you very much.
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Old 2008-01-26, 09:43   #159
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Now that the server seems stable I'm gonna try to make some stats with help of a friend from PSP project....lol....

Carlos
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Old 2008-01-26, 16:19   #160
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Now that the server seems stable I'm gonna try to make some stats with help of a friend from PSP project....lol....

Carlos
Okay, cool. I was planning to generate stats periodically (i.e. whenever you copy off the results file to send to me) with a little Perl script I've got, but if you can do better, by all means do so.
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Old 2008-01-26, 16:41   #161
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Note: I cleaned out some of the old attachments from this thread that are no longer needed (such as the knpairs.txt files for batches of numbers that LLRnet has already completed). I left in the knpairs files for the current batches, though, in case anyone wants to refer to them to see how far along we are in the current batch.
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Old 2008-01-26, 19:31   #162
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Okay, cool. I was planning to generate stats periodically (i.e. whenever you copy off the results file to send to me) with a little Perl script I've got, but if you can do better, by all means do so.
It will take some time until I figure it out how to do it but meanwhile you can manual generate the stats. As a backup I'll send you by email the current results files I have for both servers. Please check your email.
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Old 2008-01-26, 20:40   #163
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Rejected numbers are not numbers that have gone past deadline, or have been canceled by the user. Any clue? Probably something to do with the connection or my fault when playing with the server settings.

Here's a few rejected numbers I got so far (only 4):

Code:
user=*****
[01/23/08 10:37:10]
48697*2^416080+1 is not prime.  Res64: FBCCFA6C0ED7F07A  Time : 1281.0 sec.
user=*****
[01/23/08 10:45:00]
30397*2^416112+1 is not prime.  Res64: 66964DDF5F49B198  Time : 1057.0 sec.
user=****
[01/23/08 11:05:17]
64620*2^416124+1 is not prime.  Res64: 165AABB8B615EE1E  Time : 639.0 sec.
user=*****
[01/23/08 13:39:42]
47395*2^416092+1 is not prime.  Res64: 137833A6FAA7A081  Time : 11714.0 sec.
My double-check wih LLR 3.7.1c (AMD 64 3000+ (2GHz)):

Code:
48697*2^416080+1 is not prime.  Proth RES64: FBCCFA6C0ED7F07A  Time: 792.503 sec.
30397*2^416112+1 is not prime.  Proth RES64: 66964DDF5F49B198  Time: 561.102 sec.
64620*2^416124+1 is not prime.  Proth RES64: 165AABB8B615EE1E  Time: 583.594 sec.
47395*2^416092+1 is not prime.  Proth RES64: 137833A6FAA7A081  Time: 836.832 sec.

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Old 2008-01-26, 21:04   #164
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seems to be my results:
Code:
57867*2^416076+1 is not prime.  RES64: A4E6C210DA0CE316  Time: 770.013 sec.
Result 57867/416076 succesfully sent to the server.
48697*2^416080+1 is not prime.  RES64: FBCCFA6C0ED7F07A  Time: 111.477 sec.
Result 48697/416080 succesfully sent to the server.
47395*2^416092+1 is not prime.  RES64: 137833A6FAA7A081  Time: 788.274 sec.
Result 47395/416092 succesfully sent to the server.
30397*2^416112+1 is not prime.  RES64: 66964DDF5F49B198  Time: 528.347 sec.
Result 30397/416112 succesfully sent to the server.
64620*2^416124+1 is not prime.  RES64: 165AABB8B615EE1E  Time: 577.540 sec.
Result 64620/416124 succesfully sent to the server.
64620*2^416124+1 is not prime.  RES64: 165AABB8B615EE1E  Time: 637.371 sec.
Result 64620/416124 succesfully sent to the server.
35818*2^416132+1 is not prime.  RES64: 767FFF48679BA205  Time: 568.079 sec.
Result 35818/416132 succesfully sent to the server.
all behind in the results-file.
while worked on 48697*2^416080+1 i must paused and continued later because only 111s to complete!
but all others quite ok! nothing unnormal.
the higher timings on server result from dataflow over internet, i think.

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Old 2008-01-27, 00:10   #165
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Rejected numbers are not numbers that have gone past deadline, or have been canceled by the user. Any clue? Probably something to do with the connection or my fault when playing with the server settings.

Here's a few rejected numbers I got so far (only 4):

Code:
user=*****
[01/23/08 10:37:10]
48697*2^416080+1 is not prime.  Res64: FBCCFA6C0ED7F07A  Time : 1281.0 sec.
user=*****
[01/23/08 10:45:00]
30397*2^416112+1 is not prime.  Res64: 66964DDF5F49B198  Time : 1057.0 sec.
user=****
[01/23/08 11:05:17]
64620*2^416124+1 is not prime.  Res64: 165AABB8B615EE1E  Time : 639.0 sec.
user=*****
[01/23/08 13:39:42]
47395*2^416092+1 is not prime.  Res64: 137833A6FAA7A081  Time : 11714.0 sec.
My double-check wih LLR 3.7.1c (AMD 64 3000+ (2GHz)):

Code:
48697*2^416080+1 is not prime.  Proth RES64: FBCCFA6C0ED7F07A  Time: 792.503 sec.
30397*2^416112+1 is not prime.  Proth RES64: 66964DDF5F49B198  Time: 561.102 sec.
64620*2^416124+1 is not prime.  Proth RES64: 165AABB8B615EE1E  Time: 583.594 sec.
47395*2^416092+1 is not prime.  Proth RES64: 137833A6FAA7A081  Time: 836.832 sec.
Hmm, that's odd. I really don't know what they are--maybe you should ask at the Riesel Sieve forum, since they pretty much developed LLRnet?
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