Team drive #4, 15 k's < 300 for n=600K-1M

[em99010pepe]

Guys,

Final push on server 7500, less than 2000 candidates to test. At current pace the server will dry in 33 hours, let's try to reduce it to 17 hours or even less. Who is with me (Gary, Max, Henryzz, Tnerual, Glenn)? Moved 4 cores to it.

Carlos

[gd_barnes]

Originally Posted by em99010pepe

Guys,

Final push on server 7500, less than 2000 candidates to test. At current pace the server will dry in 33 hours, let's try to reduce it to 17 hours or even less. Who is with me (Gary, Max, Henryzz, Tnerual, Glenn)? Moved 4 cores to it.

Carlos

All 5 of my connected quads are on it right now.

My other 4 working quads are still working on a large manual range to finish the drive. ETA is ~5 days.

[em99010pepe]

Originally Posted by gd_barnes

All 5 of my connected quads are on it right now.

My other 4 working quads are still working on a large manual range to finish the drive. ETA is ~5 days.

Ok. The server will dry today, 986 candidates remaining so you can then move the 5 connected quads to tun the manual range or if you want I can add some of your work to the C443 server, just let me know which way is more easy for you.

Carlos

[gd_barnes]

Originally Posted by em99010pepe

Ok. The server will dry today, 986 candidates remaining so you can then move the 5 connected quads to tun the manual range or if you want I can add some of your work to the C443 server, just let me know which way is more easy for you.

Carlos

Port 7500 has now dried out with the possible exception of some straggling k/n pairs in people's queues that have not been processed.

I currently have 4 quads running a manual range for this drive. Shortly, I'll be adding the 5 quads to it that had been running LLRnet. I'll take it all from here running the rest of the pairs manually. ~7600 k/n pairs remain. ETA is ~3 days on 9 quads.

Thanks to everyone who contributed to the 4th drive! Completing the drive in ~7 weeks was an excellent accomplishment!

The 1st and 3rd drives are now our priority. Ports 400, 443, and 5000 are available with plenty of work in them. Manual files are also available and posted. I'll shift ~60-65% of my resources over to those drives after finishing the manual k/n pairs from this drive.


Gary

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by gd_barnes

Port 7500 has now dried out with the possible exception of some straggling k/n pairs in people's queues that have not been processed.

I currently have 4 quads running a manual range. Shortly, I'll be adding 5 the quads to it that had been running LLRnet. I'll take it all from here running the rest of the pairs manually. ~7600 k/n pairs remain. ETA is ~3 days on 9 quads.

Thanks to everyone who contributed to the 4th drive! Completing the drive in ~7 weeks was an excellent accomplishment!

The 1st and 3rd drives are now our priority. Ports 400, 443, and 5000 are available with plenty of work in them. Manual files are also available and posted. I'll shift ~60-65% of my resources over to those drives after finishing the manual k/n pairs from this drive.


Gary

Well, would you know--just when I finally managed to get the chance to get my quad crunching on port 7500, the server gets dried out! Ah well--at least I got a few k/n pairs in before my clients went to sleep. (I've since switched it my llrnet.ironbits.net port 10000 personal server, since it should be on at least for tonight.)

As Gary said--thanks to all who helped out with the 4th Drive! I too am somewhat amazed that we were able to do all of 15 k's, for n=600K-1M, in such a short time. All it takes is a little pressure!

Max

[gd_barnes]

As of very early this morning, the 4th drive was officially complete.

We decided mid-stream to stop k=289 at n=680K since it is likely a 100% double-check effort. I will finish that up myself over the next 2-3 months.

Thanks to everyone who contributed! We pushed 14 of the 15 k's past most of their neighbors. We also finished in < 8 weeks...a very nice accomplishment on so many k's on a higher n-range for a relatively new project!!

Karsten and Max, as stated in another thread, I'll get to the results here in the next 1-2 weeks.

Karsten, you can show all k's at n=1M except k=289, which is at n=680K. NPLB officially unreserves all of the k's. You can put me as reserving k=289 starting from n=680K; not that it matters much for a double-check effort.

The 1st drive is the priority now with port 400 higher priority than port 443 since it's at a lower n-range. The 3rd drive on port 5000 can be worked on but requires much less resources to keep up with the 1st drive.


Gary