Team drive #12 k=2000-3000 n=50K-425K

[gd_barnes]

This is team drive #12 for NPLB.

We will be searching all k=2000-3000 for n=50K-425K. The drive will be processed by k-value and will be broken up into 3 n-ranges: n=50K-250K, 250K-350K, and 350K-425K.

Karsten has created web pages which show details for the ranges n=50K-250K, n=250K-350K and n=350K-425K.

An LLRnet server will be processing a large part of the range.
To get the latest client for the server, see LLRnet supports LLR V3.8.
For general info. on setting up and running the server see Automated LLR testing with LLRnet.
The info. specific to the server that needs to be entered into your llr-clientconfig.txt file is:

server = "www.noprimeleftbehind.net"
port = 7000

For this drive, there will be no top-5000 primes. For ranges run on the server, the admins will take care of showing all primes in this post.

Please post requests for manual files and we will send them to you. For manual ranges, please wait until you have completed your range and then post primes in THIS THREAD along with your completion status.

All primes found from drive #12 by k and n-value:

  Prime          found by       new (n) or confirmed (c)?
primes k=2000-2100 n=50K-250K
primes k=2100-2200 n=50K-250K
primes k=2200-2300 n=50K-250K
primes k=2300-2400 n=50K-250K
primes k=2400-2500 n=50K-250K
primes k=2500-2600 n=50K-250K
primes k=2600-2700 n=50K-250K
primes k=2700-2800 n=50K-250K
primes k=2800-2900 n=50K-250K
primes k=2900-3000 n=50K-250K
primes k=2000-2200 n=250K-350K
primes k=2200-2400 n=250K-350K
primes k=2400-2600 n=250K-350K
primes k=2600-2800 n=250K-350K
primes k=2800-3000 n=250K-350K
primes k=2000-2200 n=350K-425K
primes k=2200-2400 n=350K-425K
primes k=2400-2600 n=350K-425K

Status:

 k-range    n-range   tested by        Status       # primes
2800-3000  350K-425K  LLRnet (G7000)  in progress
2600-2800  350K-425K  LLRnet (G7000)  in progress
2400-2600  350K-425K  LLRnet (G7000)  in progress   47 (plus 4 confirmed)
2200-2400  350K-425K  LLRnet (G7000)  in progress   41 (plus 9 confirmed)
2000-2200  350K-425K  LLRnet (G7000)  in progress   28 (plus 30 confirmed)
2800-3000  250K-350K  LLRnet (G7000)  in progress   70 (plus 10 confirmed)
2600-2800  250K-350K  LLRnet (G7000)  in progress   82 (plus 4 confirmed)
2477-2600  250K-350K  LLRnet (G7000)  in progress   66 (plus 4 confirmed)
2400-2475  250K-350K  Sloth           complete      41 (plus 1 confirmed)
2200-2400  250K-350K  LLRnet (G7000)  in progress   55 (plus 18 confirmed)
2000-2200  250K-350K  LLRnet (G7000)  in progress   58 (plus 33 confirmed)
2800-3000   50K-250K  Brucifer        complete     353 (plus 69 confirmed)
2600-2800   50K-250K  Brucifer        complete     473 (plus 2 confirmed)
2400-2600   50K-250K  Brucifer        complete     457 (plus 26 confirmed)
2200-2400   50K-250K  LLRnet (G7000)  complete     459 (plus 40 confirmed)
2000-2200   50K-250K  LLRnet (G7000)  complete     308 (plus 187 confirmed)

Time to fill in some huge ranges!

Gary

[gd_barnes]

The drive has not started yet. Max is in the process of creating new port 7000 on my machine. After doing so, he will load the file in.

The 1st link in the 1st post will not work yet. Karsten for that, I just used your standard link naming convention. Let me know when you have created the page.


Gary

[Mini-Geek]

What sort of k size chunk for the various n sizes would give a file that would take a few CPU days? Put another way: what would be a good size for a manual file for someone with small resources?

[AMDave]

The stats site is ready and polling for those files.
Le'me-at-em

[mdettweiler]

LLRnet G7000 is officially online. I noticed that my status page still lists it as the 6-k minidrive instead of Drive #12; this is just a cosmetic error and I'll fix it later today. Meanwhile, gotta run.

[kar_bon]

Originally Posted by mdettweiler

LLRnet G7000 is officially online.

seems not!

the 'Last unprocessed k/n pair" is empty!

perhaps the header missing? or a blank line at end?

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by kar_bon

seems not!

the 'Last unprocessed k/n pair" is empty!

perhaps the header missing? or a blank line at end?

Ah, whoops, you're right, that's a blank line. I'll fix it (and the drive name error) momentarily.

Edit: Both problems fixed.

[kar_bon]

there's still no communication with the server!

Edited by MyDog: No communications here either

[gd_barnes]

Originally Posted by Mini-Geek

What sort of k size chunk for the various n sizes would give a file that would take a few CPU days? Put another way: what would be a good size for a manual file for someone with small resources?

I don't know at this point. Maybe 2 k's but I'm just guessing. Each k is going to have a variable # of candidates. It's a 50K-250K range, similar to the double-check drive's 100K-260K range. You might use it as a guide.

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by kar_bon

there's still no communication with the server!

Edited by MyDog: No communications here either

Oh, poop! Every time I set up a server I always forget to set up the port forwarding at first. Hold on, let me do that.

Edit: Fixed.

[MyDogBuster]

Might want to think about loading up gb7000. Brucifer is back with a vengeance. He's done 35K tests since the last copy off not quite half a day ago. 2200-2400 might keep him happy.