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2022-05-29, 10:46
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Aug 2020
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Is there a "how-to" for post-processing for NFS@Home?
I got a server that came with 128 GB RAM (sort of "pre-owned customized"). I thought it might be useful for post-processing. I know how to use msieve or cado for filtering and LA, but don't know how to specifically do it for NFS@home. Is there a how-to or could someone give a quick explanation? Thanks.
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2022-05-29, 10:59
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"Carlos Pinho"
Oct 2011
Milton Keynes, UK
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Basically you will need to be granted access to the server by Greg. Then you just download the files and run msieve after you reserve the integer from one of the sub threads.
Last fiddled with by pinhodecarlos on 2022-05-29 at 11:00 |
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2022-05-29, 11:02
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Jun 2012
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Check your PMs.
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2022-06-04, 05:27
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Thanks!
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