Automated PRP discussions - Page 2

axn · 2006-08-29, 19:46

See here

michaf · 2006-08-29, 20:25

Talking before my turn again :>

Thanks :)

jasong · 2006-08-29, 23:08

Will my computer do anything special if I find a prime?

A related question: What should I look for that will tell me I've found a prime? A file called "output.txt"?

axn · 2006-08-30, 19:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by jasong

Will my computer do anything special if I find a prime?

Not that I know of.

Quote:

Originally Posted by jasong

A related question: What should I look for that will tell me I've found a prime? A file called "output.txt"?

You could check the lresults.txt file for "probable prime".

michaf · 2006-08-30, 20:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by axn1

Not that I know of.

You could check the lresults.txt file for "probable prime".

Or watch the forum and see axn1 announce it for you :>
That's the way I noticed mine...

rover · 2006-08-31, 19:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by michaf

Or watch the forum and see axn1 announce it for you :>
That's the way I noticed mine...

Or maybe you could use the commented function in llr-clientconfig.txt to start a batch-file, if this option is possible.

The modified source of llrnet.exe may have disabled this option???

I also can not install this modified llrnet.exe as a servie from the systray-icon. My fault?

axn · 2006-08-31, 20:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by rover

I also can not install this modified llrnet.exe as a servie from the systray-icon. My fault?

What is the error you are getting?

rover · 2006-08-31, 22:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by axn1

What is the error you are getting?

No error, but also no new installed service, simply no reaction: ???

In the llr-clientconfig I have chosen this line:

serviceName = "LLRnet5"

I have installed the LLRNET-service from riselsieve.com, so I have to choose another name, right?

Maybe the other service causes the problem? - But my "normal" LLRNet works as it worked the last month...

jasong · 2006-09-02, 22:12

I just noticed this:

When you click on the Riesel statistics link, the title is identical to the one for the Sierpenski stats. Unfortunately, they're not the Sierpenski stats, they're the Riesel stats.

Small error, very, VERY small. But it might annoy some people.

Edit: I just checked. I think ALL four links list the stats as Sierpinski.

michaf · 2006-09-02, 22:19

I get this message when I restart a llr-net session:

StartServiceCtrlDispatcher returns 0

just about at the 4-5 thousand'th iteration.

Anything to worry about?

2006-09-02, 22:12	#20
jasong "Jason Goatcher" Mar 2005 3×7×167 Posts	I just noticed this: When you click on the Riesel statistics link, the title is identical to the one for the Sierpenski stats. Unfortunately, they're not the Sierpenski stats, they're the Riesel stats. Small error, very, VERY small. But it might annoy some people. Edit: I just checked. I think ALL four links list the stats as Sierpinski. Last fiddled with by jasong on 2006-09-02 at 22:14

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2006-08-29, 19:46	#12
axn Jun 2003 11675₈ Posts	See here