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Old 2009-01-09, 05:09   #1
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Alot of these are in their 50's, I'll take them up to 67 to where UncWilly begins.
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Old 2009-01-09, 05:30   #2
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Don't do them in like explained in this thread http://www.mersenneforum.org/showthread.php?t=11305

If you are doing larger ranges like this, do them in chunks.
Use the Factoring Effort pages http://v5www.mersenne.org/report_factoring_effort/
like this one: http://v5www.mersenne.org/report_fac...=1&B1=Get+Data

Use the report to make a worktodo.add like this:
Code:
[worker #1]
factor=321600089,61,64
factor=321600161,61,64
factor=321600193,61,64
factor=321600313,61,64
factor=321600379,61,64
factor=321600413,61,64
factor=321600553,61,64
factor=321600571,61,64
factor=321600659,61,64
factor=321600731,61,64
factor=321600733,61,64
factor=321600739,61,64
factor=321600779,61,64

[worker #2]
factor=321600869,61,64
factor=321600919,61,64
factor=321600971,61,64
factor=321601043,61,64
factor=321601081,61,64
factor=321601193,61,64
factor=321601207,61,64
factor=321601243,61,64
factor=321601283,61,64
factor=321601309,61,64
factor=321601327,61,64
factor=321601351,61,64
factor=321601361,61,64

[worker #3]
factor=321601439,61,64
factor=321601453,61,64
factor=321601513,61,64
factor=321601547,61,64
factor=321601583,61,64
factor=321601613,61,64
factor=321601649,61,64
factor=321601747,61,64
factor=321601759,61,64
factor=321601823,61,64
factor=321601829,61,64
factor=321601849,61,64
factor=321601867,61,64
factor=321601949,61,64
factor=321601957,61,64
factor=321602129,61,64

[worker #4]
factor=321602137,61,64
factor=321602173,61,64
factor=321602213,61,64
factor=321602377,61,64
factor=321602383,61,64
factor=321602459,61,64
factor=321602509,61,64
factor=321602573,61,64
factor=321602597,61,64
factor=321602609,61,64
factor=321602653,61,64
factor=321602689,61,64
factor=321602777,61,64
factor=321602803,61,64
factor=321602843,61,64
factor=321602921,61,64
factor=321603071,61,64
Stop and restart Prime95 (v25.8 works best) so that it sucks up the worktodo.add.
Then do a manual com to register the assignments.
Keep doing this to add more exponents, as need.
You will want to make sure 2 lines like these:
MaxExponents=400
UnreserveDays=180
appear in your prime.txt.

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Old 2009-01-09, 06:07   #3
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Got it, thanks, Uncwilly! I really appreciate you taking the time to explain the nuances.


I notice I have a couple of exponents in your range when i didn't know wtf I was doing. I'll put a core on em and trial factor them up. I think I was the "anonymous" guy you were talking about in your thread - you were right I was trying to P-1 them 'cuz I didn't know the code for trial factoring.

Thanks!
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Old 2009-01-09, 07:30   #4
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I just posted a more verbous, general "how to" for LMH work. The new V5 server changed the method and no one has collected all the bits into a single simple thread.
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Old 2009-01-10, 04:44   #5
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Yeah saw that Unc, you rock!
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