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 2004-03-27, 07:58 #1 dave_0273     Oct 2003 Australia, Brisbane 2·5·47 Posts Status of p-1.... Each time the new status files come out from now on, I will post a new status report of how mersenne-aries is going. My original idea was to start from 13M and clear out all the exponents that haven't been p-1 tested ahead of the leading edge of double checking. However, since then I have become a little more confident (mostly due to my new P4) and have decided to start at 12.3M instead. Anyone who want to help out is more than welcome to. Just reserve one of the blocks of exponents that I have posted and put it at the top of your worktodo.ini file. However, I must warn those of you who wish to join that p-1 testing, when done properly, requires a lot of RAM. Therefore, if you have less that 250mb of RAM allocated to prime95, I would suggest that this isn't the type for you. This is because most of the factors that are found by p-1 testing are found during stage 2. Therefore, if you only have a small amount of RAM allocated (eg 50mb) you will be missing factors that really should have been found.
 2004-03-27, 08:01 #2 dave_0273     Oct 2003 Australia, Brisbane 7268 Posts Status using the 16th March Status Files The first column is the range. For example, 8 represents 8M to 9M. The second column is the number of (unverified) exponents that haven't been p-1 tested. Code:  M NUMBER 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 7 9 130 10 489 11 2066 12 3699 13 1043 14 904 15 972 16 1021 17 1107 18 1199 19 1485 20 1015 21 355 22 146 23 44 24 0 Same as above, but 12-14M is broken up into 0.1M ranges Code:  12.0 393 12.1 411 12.2 448 12.3 325 12.4 417 12.5 354 12.6 351 12.7 327 12.8 375 12.9 298 13.0 75 13.1 80 13.2 125 13.3 126 13.4 158 13.5 104 13.6 76 13.7 125 13.8 98 13.9 76 Last fiddled with by dave_0273 on 2004-03-27 at 08:10
 2004-03-27, 08:19 #3 dave_0273     Oct 2003 Australia, Brisbane 7268 Posts Status using the 27th March status files.. Status broken up into 1M ranges... Code:  M NUMBER 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 6 9 105 10 390 11 1701 12 3329 13 933 14 904 15 972 16 1020 17 1103 18 1197 19 1490 20 1033 21 383 22 159 23 79 24 0 12-14M broken up into 0.1M ranges Code:  12.0 393 12.1 411 12.2 448 12.3 0 12.4 372 12.5 354 12.6 351 12.7 327 12.8 375 12.9 298 13.0 13 13.1 32 13.2 125 13.3 126 13.4 158 13.5 104 13.6 76 13.7 125 13.8 98 13.9 76 As you can see, I have cleared out all exponents in the 12.3-12.4M range. I am about halfwayish through 12.4-12.5M. Also, the majority of the 13.0-13.2M range has also been cleared out. The 45 that are still there are assigned through mersenne-aries and should be finished soon. Now that I have decided to start at 12.3M instead of 13.0M, I will now post some lower ranges to p-1 factor. I do realise that there are a lot of exponents in the 11-12M range, however seeing as these are on primenet already, I think that we should leave them alone. When double checking hits the 12.3M range, it should speed up slightly. 1) Because they are already p-1 tested so a slower computer doesn't have to run a lengthy p-1 test. 2) We should be able to clear out about 4% of exponents by finding factors.
 2004-04-12, 08:21 #4 dave_0273     Oct 2003 Australia, Brisbane 2×5×47 Posts Status using the 12th April status files. The first column is the range. For example, 8 represents 8M to 9M. The second column is the number of (unverified) exponents that haven't been p-1 tested. Code:  M NUMBER 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 2 9 81 10 301 11 1213 12 2856 13 838 14 904 15 972 16 1020 17 1102 18 1197 19 1496 20 1049 21 416 22 184 23 108 24 0 Same as above, but each range is only 0.1M and only showing from 12M-14M. The third column shows the change in the number of exponents compared to the last status files. Code:  0.1M NUMBER CHANGE 12.0 393 0 12.1 411 -22 12.2 348 -100 12.3 0 0 12.4 0 -372 12.5 354 0 12.6 351 0 12.7 327 0 12.8 375 0 12.9 297 -1 13.0 0 -13 13.1 0 -32 13.2 75 -50 13.3 126 0 13.4 158 0 13.5 104 0 13.6 76 0 13.7 125 0 13.8 98 0 13.9 76 0 The 13.0-13.2M range has now been completely cleared out. The 12.3-12.5M range has also been completely cleared out. I am curently working on the 12.2-12.3M range and should be finished in about a weeks time.
 2004-04-21, 04:35 #5 dave_0273     Oct 2003 Australia, Brisbane 1110101102 Posts Status using the 20th April status files. The first column is the range. For example, 8 represents 8M to 9M. The second column is the number of (unverified) exponents that haven't been p-1 tested. Code:  M NUMBER 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 1 9 74 10 261 11 837 12 2678 13 788 14 904 15 971 16 1019 17 1103 18 1197 19 1498 20 1059 21 439 22 200 23 124 24 0 Same as above, but each range is only 0.1M and only showing from 12M-14M. For example, 12.2 represents the range of 12.2M to 12.3M. The third column shows the change in the number of exponents compared to the last status files. Code: 0.1MRANGE NUMBER CHANGE 12.0 393 0 12.1 411 0 12.2 170 -178 12.3 0 0 12.4 0 0 12.5 354 0 12.6 351 0 12.7 327 0 12.8 375 0 12.9 297 0 13.0 0 0 13.1 0 0 13.2 25 -50 13.3 126 0 13.4 158 0 13.5 104 0 13.6 76 0 13.7 125 0 13.8 98 0 13.9 76 0 This week was a pretty slow week for mersenne-aries. Most of my computers were helping out LHM so I didn't get a whole lot of p-1 work done. The 12.2-12.3M range is done, I just have to submit it. Everything up to 12.5M is now on primenet available for doublechecking. I don't think that it is a good idea to work manually on ranges that are currently on primenet (due to the fact that work may be duplicated), so 12.0-12.2 will remain untouched by mersenne-aries. However, there are a number of people using the semi-automated method of p-1 testing so these exponents may still get p-1 tested yet. As soon as I have finished my work with LMH, I will start work on the 12.5-12.6M range. If you would like to help out mersenne-aries, just reserve on the of blocks of work in the forum by posting in it. However, I would suggest letting prime95 use a large amount of RAM so that proper bounds can be run during stage 2.
 2004-04-30, 04:05 #6 dave_0273     Oct 2003 Australia, Brisbane 2·5·47 Posts Status using 29th April status files The first column is the range. For example, 8 represents 8M to 9M. The second column is the number of (unverified) exponents that haven't been p-1 tested. Code:  M NUMBER 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 1 9 56 10 207 11 684 12 2558 13 788 14 904 15 970 16 1018 17 1103 18 1198 19 1499 20 1069 21 451 22 217 23 139 24 0 Same as above, but each range is only 0.1M and only showing from 12M-14M. For example, 12.2 represents the range of 12.2M to 12.3M. The third column shows the change in the number of exponents compared to the last status files. Code:  0.1RANGE NUMBER CHANGE 12.0 393 0 12.1 411 0 12.2 60 -110 12.3 0 0 12.4 0 0 12.5 354 0 12.6 351 0 12.7 317 -10 12.8 375 0 12.9 297 0 13.0 0 0 13.1 0 0 13.2 25 0 13.3 126 0 13.4 158 0 13.5 104 0 13.6 76 0 13.7 125 0 13.8 98 0 13.9 76 0 A bit of a slow week for mersenne-aries. However, I have now finished up my LMH work and all my computers are now back to p-1 testing. I have finished the 12.2-12.3M range (it has been for some time now) I am just having troubles getting to the computer to get the results file. I am about a third the way through the 12.5-12.6M range. It will probably take me about another 2 weeks to finish.
 2004-05-12, 11:21 #7 dave_0273     Oct 2003 Australia, Brisbane 7268 Posts Status using 5th May, 2004 status files. The first column is the range. For example, 8 represents 8M to 9M. The second column is the number of (unverified) exponents that haven't been p-1 tested. Code:  M NUMBER 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 1 9 43 10 185 11 507 12 2083 13 788 14 904 15 970 16 1018 17 1103 18 1198 19 1499 20 1077 21 461 22 226 23 163 24 2 Same as above, but each range is only 0.1M and only showing from 12M-14M. For example, 12.2 represents the range of 12.2M to 12.3M. The third column shows the change in the number of exponents compared to the last status files. Code:  0.1RANGE NUMBER CHANGE 12.0 389 -4 12.1 405 -6 12.2 59 -1 12.3 0 0 12.4 0 0 12.5 0 -354 12.6 351 0 12.7 207 -110 12.8 375 0 12.9 297 0 13.0 0 0 13.1 0 0 13.2 25 0 13.3 126 0 13.4 158 0 13.5 104 0 13.6 76 0 13.7 125 0 13.8 98 0 13.9 76 0 I just finished off the 12.5-12.6M range. I am now working on the 12.6-12.7M range. However, there will be a slow down now because of the FFT change that kicks in at 12.65M. The entire 12.7-12.8M range is now posted on the forums. The majority of it I think is assigned but there are still 4 more blocks of 50 to finish off that range.
 2004-05-27, 05:19 #8 dave_0273     Oct 2003 Australia, Brisbane 2×5×47 Posts Status using the 26th May status files... The first column is the range. For example, 8 represents 8M to 9M. The second column is the number of (unverified) exponents that haven't been p-1 tested. Code:  M NUMBER 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 1 9 40 10 170 11 302 12 1649 13 780 14 899 15 967 16 1016 17 1103 18 1200 19 1505 20 1084 21 471 22 236 23 176 24 19 Same as above, but each range is only 0.1M and only showing from 12M-14M. For example, 12.2 represents the range of 12.2M to 12.3M. The third column shows the change in the number of exponents compared to the last status files. Code:  0.1M RANGE NUMBER CHANGE 12.0 389 0 12.1 405 0 12.2 59 0 12.3 0 0 12.4 0 0 12.5 0 0 12.6 0 -351 12.7 124 -83 12.8 375 0 12.9 297 0 13.0 0 0 13.1 0 0 13.2 25 0 13.3 126 0 13.4 156 -2 13.5 101 -3 13.6 76 0 13.7 124 -1 13.8 97 -1 13.9 75 -1 I just finished off the 12.6-12.7M range. 12.7-12.8M is now all assigned through the forum. I am currently working the 12.8-12.9M range and should be finished in about 2 weeks. The 12.9-13.0M range is now on the forum. The majority has already been reserved but there are still a few blocks left. We have to keep moving though because the leading edge of double checking is catching up to us much quicker than I thought that it would. The manual check-in page is now working again so if anyone has results that need to be submitted, you will be able to do that now.
 2004-06-05, 09:25 #9 dave_0273     Oct 2003 Australia, Brisbane 2·5·47 Posts Status using the 4th June status files..... The first column is the range. For example, 8 represents 8M to 9M. The second column is the number of (unverified) exponents that haven't been p-1 tested. Code:  M NUMBER 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 9 37 10 134 11 265 12 1171 13 771 14 899 15 967 16 1016 17 1105 18 1200 19 1506 20 1087 21 479 22 244 23 196 24 42 Same as above, but each range is only 0.1M and only showing from 12M-14M. For example, 12.2 represents the range of 12.2M to 12.3M. The third column shows the change in the number of exponents compared to the last status files. Code:  0.1M RANGE NUMBER CHANGE 12.0 376 -13 12.1 404 -1 12.2 59 0 12.3 0 0 12.4 0 0 12.5 0 0 12.6 0 0 12.7 31 -93 12.8 275 -100 12.9 26 -271 13.0 0 0 13.1 0 0 13.2 16 -9 13.3 126 0 13.4 156 0 13.5 101 0 13.6 76 0 13.7 124 0 13.8 97 0 13.9 75 0 I am still working on the 12.8-12.9M range and should be finished in just over a weeks time. 12.7-12.8M and 12.9-13.0M is now all assigned through the forum and except for the 50 or so exponents, is just about finished. Ranges from 13.2M-13.5M are now available through the forum.
 2004-06-13, 14:52 #10 dave_0273     Oct 2003 Australia, Brisbane 1110101102 Posts Status using 12th June 2004 status files The first column is the range. For example, 8 represents 8M to 9M. The second column is the number of (unverified) exponents that haven't been p-1 tested. Code:  M CHANGE 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 9 35 10 110 11 226 12 844 13 738 14 899 15 967 16 1019 17 1105 18 1199 19 1502 20 1083 21 485 22 245 23 207 24 55 Same as above, but each range is only 0.1M and only showing from 12M-14M. For example, 12.2 represents the range of 12.2M to 12.3M. The third column shows the change in the number of exponents compared to the last status files. Code:  0.1M RANGE NUMBER CHANGE 12.0 333 -43 12.1 348 -56 12.2 51 -8 12.3 0 0 12.4 0 0 12.5 0 0 12.6 0 0 12.7 2 -29 12.8 110 -165 12.9 0 -26 13.0 0 0 13.1 0 0 13.2 0 -16 13.3 109 -17 13.4 156 0 13.5 101 0 13.6 76 0 13.7 124 0 13.8 97 0 13.9 75 0 The 110 exponents in the 12.8-12.9M range I have almost finished working on and I would expect to submit them within the next 2 days. There is just the 2 exponents left in the 12.7-12.8M range so I would expect them to also be completed by the time the next status files come out. 13.3-13.5M is now available through the forum. We seem to have finished just in time, as I would expect everthing up to 13M to be released on primenet (just a guess - not gospel). It is also good to see that we have made significant process into the 13-14M exponents. I don't see a problem with keeping ahead of the leading edge of double checking if we keep up this pace.
 2004-06-24, 13:09 #11 dave_0273     Oct 2003 Australia, Brisbane 1110101102 Posts Status using 22nd June status files... The first column is the range. For example, 8 represents 8M to 9M. The second column is the number of (unverified) exponents that haven't been p-1 tested. Code:  M NUMBER 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 9 33 10 72 11 195 12 572 13 645 14 899 15 967 16 1015 17 1103 18 1199 19 1501 20 1083 21 492 22 248 23 222 24 67 Same as above, but each range is only 0.1M and only showing from 12M-15M. For example, 13.2 represents the range of 13.2M to 13.3M. The third column shows the change in the number of exponents compared to the last status files. Code:  0.1MRANGE NUMBER CHANGE 12.0 319 -14 12.1 233 -115 12.2 20 -31 12.3 0 0 12.4 0 0 12.5 0 0 12.6 0 0 12.7 0 -2 12.8 0 -110 12.9 0 0 13.0 0 0 13.1 0 0 13.2 0 0 13.3 51 -58 13.4 121 -35 13.5 101 0 13.6 76 0 13.7 124 0 13.8 97 0 13.9 75 0 14.0 60 ? 14.1 78 ? 14.2 82 ? 14.3 82 ? 14.4 71 ? 14.5 81 ? 14.6 136 ? 14.7 104 ? 14.8 109 ? 14.9 96 ? Well, we were just in time. Everything up to 13M went on primenet just as we finished up the file couple of remaining p-1 tests. Everything up to 14M is now posted in the forum. I think that there are just 2 blocks left in the 13-14M range to be assigned. As soon as they are taken, I will start posting ranges in the 14-15M range. I would like to thank everyone who helps in mersenne-aries work. Since its start, we have saved hundreds of doublechecks from having to be done.

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