Sierp base 6 - team drive #3

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user=Free-DC_IronBits
[03/20/08 06:27:42]
125803*2^80211-1 is prime! Time : 437.0 sec.

Apparently IronBits' LLRnet server has been configured for base 2 Riesel display format (oops!) so the primes show up funny in the results file and on his website. Oh well, I can easily fix the results files with a search/replace though. (That's probably better than changing the setting now, after we've already got it going.)

Thus, the real prime is 125803*6^80211+1. I verified it with PFGW.

Either Gary or I will remove the prime from all the unreserved files shortly...

[gd_barnes]

Excellent on the new server! Thanks for arranging that Anon.

Meanwhile:

n=72K-76K complete; no primes

I'm still working on n=76K-80K

[gd_barnes]

k=125803 has now been removed from all posted files.

I'm leaving k=125803 in my range in case there is a lower prime.

Anon, I also have files for n=80K-82K, 82K-84K, and 84K-86K that now have the k removed. If you want to mess with that for the server, let me know. If not, no big deal.


Gary

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Originally Posted by gd_barnes

k=125803 has now been removed from all posted files.

I'm leaving k=125803 in my range in case there is a lower prime.

Anon, I also have files for n=80K-82K, 82K-84K, and 84K-86K that now have the k removed. If you want to mess with that for the server, let me know. If not, no big deal.


Gary

No, I think we'll leave the k in for the server files. Removing k's in the middle of a range creates too much of a hassle when processing the results, as I found out the hard way with some of the earlier Riesel Base 16 results.

[IronBits]

Originally Posted by Anonymous

Apparently IronBits' LLRnet server has been configured for base 2 Riesel display format (oops!) so the primes show up funny in the results file and on his website.

Picky picky ;p fixed.

[gd_barnes]

154797*6^77401+1 is prime

n=76K-78K is now complete. Still working on n=78K-80K. After completing that, I'll move the core over to the Sierp base 6 LLRnet server.

[IronBits]

Better hurry then, I have 8 cores on it full time :)

[gd_barnes]

Originally Posted by IronBits

Better hurry then, I have 8 cores on it full time :)

Holy smokes...excellent! No problem. If it starts to run low, just load n=86K-90K into it. If you do that now, hold off a few mins. and I'll remove k/n pairs for the k-value that I just found a prime for.

Edit: k=154797 has now been removed from all posted files.


Gary

[IronBits]

Port 6 has 2006 lines in knpairs.txt
File size of 25,050
first k/n pair 26375 80001
last k/n pair 125803 85997
You can keep an eye on it here: http://crus.ironbits.net

When you want to put more on it, a simple message like this works for me ;)

Hey IronBits, Port 6 CRUS add the following (enclosed .txt) attachment to the end of knpairs.txt
and I'll get-er-done or you can send it to me in an email, what ever works best for you guys.

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by IronBits

Port 6 has 2006 lines in knpairs.txt
File size of 25,050
first k/n pair 26375 80001
last k/n pair 125803 85997
You can keep an eye on it here: http://crus.ironbits.net

When you want to put more on it, a simple message like this works for me ;)

Hey IronBits, Port 6 CRUS add the following (enclosed .txt) attachment to the end of knpairs.txt
and I'll get-er-done or you can send it to me in an email, what ever works best for you guys.

Here's 86K-90K, you can go ahead put it in the server.

[IronBits]

Thanks, Done! I renamed it to knpairs_6_86k-90k.txt

Went from
Port 6 has 1756 lines in knpairs.txt
File size of 21,935
first k/n pair 31340 80612
last k/n pair 125803 85997

to
Port 6 has 3696 lines in knpairs.txt
File size of 46,098
first k/n pair 31340 80612
last k/n pair 135717 89996