Riesel base 3 - mini-drive I

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by nuggetprime

61-62K is done.
7 primes found:

61703482*3^61106-1
40417334*3^61584-1
16619956*3^61614-1
42850042*3^61654-1
88583654*3^61704-1
92894608*3^61802-1
[21780872*3^61958-1] Edit by Max: This prime is for a k that was already eliminated by Flatlander at n=57455

Residuals will get mailed.
Sorry for the delay.

--nuggetprime

Okay, cool. And no problem about the delay--7 days is a very reasonable time to finish a range of this size on one core.

[mdettweiler]

62K-63K complete, 2 primes found PRP with Phrot and proven prime with PFGW:

72958642*3^62110-1
37414646*3^62118-1

Taking 63K-64K.

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by mdettweiler

62K-63K complete, 2 primes found PRP with Phrot and proven prime with PFGW:

72958642*3^62110-1
37414646*3^62118-1

Taking 63K-64K.

ARRRRGGGH! I just realized that I forgot to attach the results--and I deleted them after I was done with the range!

Does this mean that the range will have to be done all over again?

[Flatlander]

Originally Posted by mdettweiler

ARRRRGGGH! I just realized that I forgot to attach the results--and I deleted them after I was done with the range!

Does this mean that the range will have to be done all over again?

Not in the recycle bin? (I haven't emptied mine for months, just in case.)

[gd_barnes]

Don't worry about it. Just don't let it happen again. lol

I have my own rant here...Why are people so quick to want to delete results files? Except for a hard drive crash and loss off a job where I lost a few, I have virtually every results file I ever created, even from when I first started prime searching 18 months ago; well before I started any projects.

I'm just curious because space is extremely cheap. I think all of mine plus all of the files I've collected from others still add up to well under 15 GB and that includes huge files from my all twin prime search (35-40 MB per each k<1M/n=1000 range) as well as all the files at NPLB.


Gary

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by Flatlander

Not in the recycle bin? (I haven't emptied mine for months, just in case.)

Hmm...well, I'm afraid my recycle bin never gets used anyway. I've just gotten so used to hitting Shift-Delete instead that I practically forget the recycle bin even exists.

I probably should get in the habit of using it for important stuff like this, at least...

Originally Posted by gd_barnes

Don't worry about it. Just don't let it happen again. lol

I have my own rant here...Why are people so quick to want to delete results files? Except for a hard drive crash and loss off a job where I lost a few, I have virtually every results file I ever created, even from when I first started prime searching 18 months ago; well before I started any projects.

I'm just curious because space is extremely cheap. I think all of mine plus all of the files I've collected from others still add up to well under 15 GB and that includes huge files from my all twin prime search (35-40 MB per each k<1M/n=1000 range) as well as all the files at NPLB.


Gary

Hmm...you're right, I don't really have a good reason for not keeping them around at least for a few days after I'm sure I've submitted the results.

I guess the main reason why I don't keep them around is because they're usually, say, attached somewhere on the forum where I can easily pull them down again if need be. But, yes, I really should try to keep them around for a while in the future, so I don't run into any more embarrassing situations like this.

Max

[mdettweiler]

63K-64K complete, 4 new primes (found PRP with Phrot 0.51, proven with PFGW):

14317624*3^63011-1
43352156*3^63118-1
95841892*3^63535-1
23166432*3^63612-1

Edit: Whoops, almost forgot to attach the results again. Here they are.

[MyDogBuster]

Taking 64K-65K

[MyDogBuster]

64K- 65K Complete

1 Prime Proven 75288742*3^64872-1 is prime! (245.7175s+0.0019s)

Results emailed

[MyDogBuster]

Taking 65K - 70K

[gd_barnes]

The web pages have been updated and files posted for all efforts at CRUS except for here and some of the Riesel bases > 32. I'll get to this drive within the next few hours.

I see that KEP has stopped his involvement in this effort. I'll slowly get the applicable threads moved back into the main project. For efforts outside of this drive on Riesel base 3, it will likely will take me a few days to review what has been done and integrate it back into my pages.


Gary