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2006-09-10, 17:17
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Sieve dat file
I used the command sr5sieve -d <K> to delete the 81674 and 17978 k's. So now I have a dat sive file with 303 k values left instead of the 305 k's from the download page. I hope I made everything right.
"sr5sieve -d 81674" and "sr5sieve -17978" Carlos |
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2006-09-10, 17:26
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Perfect
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2006-09-10, 17:36
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2006-09-12, 12:07
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sr5sieve -d 48424
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2006-11-16, 22:17
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Anyone here uses emule? I can easily share the dat file.
Carlos Last fiddled with by em99010pepe on 2006-11-16 at 22:20 |
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2006-11-16, 22:35
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I'm creating a homepage at my ISP provider to host the dat sieve file. Then I will need someone to test the download.
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2006-11-16, 22:42
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will try it as soon as it's online
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2006-11-16, 22:46
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2006-11-16, 23:23
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going to sleep, will try it early morning ...
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2006-11-16, 23:31
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2006-11-17, 00:30
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If the file doesn't change too often we can host it.
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