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Old 2016-03-02, 20:30   #1
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Default ggnfs not working

everything was okey before i change pc, after changes not working :/
i will start from begin

hi :)
3 years ago when i start fun with factorise, everything was okey
amd x4 cores winx64 gtx660
now, i buy new cpu amd x8 cores, new hdd and new gtx660tioc
and im still ... beginner :/
i cannot run it and i dont know why, what is missed

at the begining i install vs2015, but when i run python script i see "is cuda enabled?"
so...i install new nvidia card driver, vs2013, developers drivers for cuda/nvidia, toolkit7.5 where is nsight inside etc
and now... script running but i always to check is everything okey, take those 100digits from beginners guide
as i good remember, 3 years ago it takes me 1,5 hour ?
dont remember :/
but now i left my new pc for night, he work 10 hours and no results
also script show me like that.."0 gpu cores(gtx660ti) cuda arch. 3.0"

why 0 cores from gpu shows script?
what is missed ? dll or driver ?
maybe vs take lower like 2012 or 2010 ?
this method is still best for 154digits and higher ?
ggnfs+msieve

please help me :)
i was trying to find some answers but...nothing

pls


btw my new pc looks:

win7 x64
amd x8 oc to 4.2
x3 gtx 660ti oc - 3way sli
32gb memory
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Old 2016-03-02, 21:45   #2
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What version of msieve? Have you read the readme from msieve to see if your version supports the GPU code?

Have you learned what the various flags of msieve are used for, to determine which particular step is causing the problems?

The script's job is to call other programs at appropriate times. The script works, but the individual programs may not.
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Old 2016-03-07, 23:08   #3
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ggnfs-svn374-win64-opteron
msieve152_svn942_win64_cuda


from logs
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using GPU 0 (GeForce GTX 660 Ti)
selected card has CUDA arch 3.0

i think 3 years ago i have the same files, so i think other parts are missed :/
yes i read readme from msieve, nothing about cuda, or i missed ? :/
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Old 2016-03-07, 23:35   #4
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You have twice mentioned the output of the log file, but you haven't told us what command you are issuing to msieve to produce this output. If we don't know what you are asking msieve to do, we have no way to tell you what might be happening.

What exact command are you issuing? You said "when I run the script"; I am not aware of a script that takes advantage of GPU-enabled msieve. Did you edit the script? I may just be unaware that the python script will invoke msieve in a way that uses GPU, but I haven't seen it.

If you're just running the python script, try using msieve directly to find a polynomial, then run the script with the polynomial in place (in the same folder as the rest of the exe's, with the name changed to _projectname_.fb from msieve.fb.
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