55.5M - 56M to 60 bits

wpolly · 2003-07-17, 05:55

As the title says.

[P. S.:My Computer is only a old Pentium 133@187MHz]

[Edit:I checked the previous posts and decided to work on this range.Once it is done, I'll move onto 61-62 bits.]

call_apple · 2003-07-17, 23:51

I am already working on that range.

See post, http://www.mersenneforum.org/viewtopic.php?t=641

garo · 2003-07-18, 01:15

Yikes! Sorry I didn't notice your original email. I have edited the range allocation for your original assignment.

Sorry wpolly. Please pick something else!

wpolly · 2003-07-18, 12:19

Then could anyone give me a suggestion of a range?

As I previously posted, my computer is POOR compared to other's computers.

I looked at previous posts and found that ALMOST ALL ranges have been reserved......
Is there any free ranges above 70M yet?

eepiccolo · 2003-07-18, 12:26

Check this thread for free ranges: http://www.mersenneforum.org/viewtopic.php?t=854

As always, you'll want to double-check the actual posts, but I think this list is pretty accurate, anyway.

hbock · 2003-07-18, 16:13

wpolly, how about 58.0-58.5M ?
To 60 bit it's a lot of work for your computer, I guess about half a year.

hbock · 2003-07-18, 16:26

It seems there is something wrong here:

call_apple has reserved 75.1-76M (not 55.5-56M), so wpolly could continue with the range selected first or another one. Please let us know your final decision.

garo · 2003-07-18, 17:30

hbock,
wpolly has edited the original post. It initially said 75.5-76 or something like that but has now been changed to 55.5 -56. So this new assignments is okay. I'm editing the ranges out list to reflect that.

hbock · 2003-07-18, 18:07

thanks garo,

it was confusing, now it makes sense and no further action is necessary.

(but, did you notice the new reservation 58.5-59M by ColdFury ? )

gowen72 · 2004-04-09, 15:53

It would appear that wpolly isn't working on this range anymore. According to nofactor this range is still at the original 58 bit depth.

I've sent a private message to wpolly enquiring about the state of this range, which was read a couple of days ago. So I suggest that we give wpolly a further week to respond in the forum and also for a nofactor update (in case they send results directly to George without telling us here), then release the range.

gowen72 · 2004-04-16, 19:19

So it's been a week and there has been no response from wpolly, there has also been a nofactor update and again no progress in this range.

Therefore, if no one objects, I'll finish this range off.

Garo - I noticed that this range now appears to be assigned to you in the currently out list. Are you actually working on this?

2003-07-17, 05:55	#1
wpolly Sep 2002 Vienna, Austria 3·73 Posts	55.5M - 56M to 60 bits As the title says. [P. S.:My Computer is only a old Pentium 133@187MHz] [Edit:I checked the previous posts and decided to work on this range.Once it is done, I'll move onto 61-62 bits.]

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2003-07-17, 23:51	#2
call_apple Nov 2002 Ashburn, Va. 21₁₀ Posts	I am already working on that range. See post, http://www.mersenneforum.org/viewtopic.php?t=641

2003-07-18, 01:15	#3
garo Aug 2002 Termonfeckin, IE 2⁴·173 Posts	Yikes! Sorry I didn't notice your original email. I have edited the range allocation for your original assignment. Sorry wpolly. Please pick something else!

2003-07-18, 12:19	#4
wpolly Sep 2002 Vienna, Austria 333₈ Posts	Then could anyone give me a suggestion of a range? As I previously posted, my computer is POOR compared to other's computers. I looked at previous posts and found that ALMOST ALL ranges have been reserved...... Is there any free ranges above 70M yet?

2003-07-18, 12:26	#5
eepiccolo Dec 2002 Frederick County, MD 2×5×37 Posts	Check this thread for free ranges: http://www.mersenneforum.org/viewtopic.php?t=854 As always, you'll want to double-check the actual posts, but I think this list is pretty accurate, anyway.

2003-07-18, 16:13	#6
hbock Feb 2003 163 Posts	wpolly, how about 58.0-58.5M ? To 60 bit it's a lot of work for your computer, I guess about half a year.

2003-07-18, 16:26	#7
hbock Feb 2003 A3₁₆ Posts	It seems there is something wrong here: call_apple has reserved 75.1-76M (not 55.5-56M), so wpolly could continue with the range selected first or another one. Please let us know your final decision.

2003-07-18, 17:30	#8
garo Aug 2002 Termonfeckin, IE 2768₁₀ Posts	hbock, wpolly has edited the original post. It initially said 75.5-76 or something like that but has now been changed to 55.5 -56. So this new assignments is okay. I'm editing the ranges out list to reflect that.

2003-07-18, 18:07	#9
hbock Feb 2003 163 Posts	thanks garo, it was confusing, now it makes sense and no further action is necessary. (but, did you notice the new reservation 58.5-59M by ColdFury ? )

2004-04-09, 15:53	#10
gowen72 Aug 2002 7² Posts	It would appear that wpolly isn't working on this range anymore. According to nofactor this range is still at the original 58 bit depth. I've sent a private message to wpolly enquiring about the state of this range, which was read a couple of days ago. So I suggest that we give wpolly a further week to respond in the forum and also for a nofactor update (in case they send results directly to George without telling us here), then release the range.

2004-04-16, 19:19	#11
gowen72 Aug 2002 31₁₆ Posts	So it's been a week and there has been no response from wpolly, there has also been a nofactor update and again no progress in this range. Therefore, if no one objects, I'll finish this range off. Garo - I noticed that this range now appears to be assigned to you in the currently out list. Are you actually working on this?