Mini-drive for k=3010-3200 n=420259-600000 - Page 29

gd_barnes · 2010-08-06, 21:19

Max,

When adding primes to the 1st posting here, be sure and update the total primes line as in:

Code:

  n-range       tested by        Status        # primes      68 found   <---

It is now up to date.

Gary

gd_barnes · 2010-08-06, 21:58

3111*2^529335-1 is prime

mdettweiler · 2010-08-06, 23:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by gd_barnes

Reserving n=531K-535K for my (Max's) PRPnet port. Max, I assume that you know that you'll need to load it in sometime today.

Will do. I don't have the time at this moment but I do have it on my list for later today.

Quote:

Originally Posted by gd_barnes

Max,

When adding primes to the 1st posting here, be sure and update the total primes line as in:

Code:

  n-range       tested by        Status        # primes      68 found   <---

It is now up to date.

Gary

Aha, I didn't see that. I wasn't aware that we were doing that at NPLB now (just CRUS since the conjectures have a changing # of k's remaining); is this just for the mini-drive?

mdettweiler · 2010-08-07, 01:36

I just realized as I was loading n=531K-535K into Gary's private PRPnet server that I accidentally made them for the range of k=3000-3200 instead of k=3010-3200 as it's supposed to be. I've therefore removed the remaining file links from the first post.

gamer007, this affects your 530K-531K file. The k=3000-3010 range was done by Lennart to n=1M a while back, so you'll be doing a little extra double work. Sorry about that--if you'd like me to send you a fixed file, I can, or if you'd prefer you can just stick with the file you've got. It will take a wee bit longer to test, but there's nothing missing from it that should be there.

Gary, I'm rather busy this evening; if you could post fixed files here tonight, that would be greatly appreciated.

kar_bon · 2010-08-07, 01:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by mdettweiler

Gary, I'm rather busy this evening; if you could post fixed files here tonight, that would be greatly appreciated.

It's done!

mdettweiler · 2010-08-07, 03:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by kar_bon

It's done!

Thanks for taking care of that. gamer007, I see that Karsten has posted a fixed file for 530K-531K--you may want to switch to that file from wherever you are in the range now.

gamer007 · 2010-08-07, 10:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by mdettweiler

Thanks for taking care of that. gamer007, I see that Karsten has posted a fixed file for 530K-531K--you may want to switch to that file from wherever you are in the range now.

Switched to the fixed file.

kar_bon · 2010-08-08, 07:44

3055*2^531405-1 is prime

gd_barnes · 2010-08-09, 01:52

3047*2^531474-1 is prime

gd_barnes · 2010-08-09, 01:59

Max,

Once again, the # of primes was not updated. That twice; once after a reminder.

In the future, I would prefer that either Karsten or me update the 1st post here with both primes found and the sieve files. I had been doing it all of the time until recently.

There was also a problem in the 12th drive sieve file loaded into port 7000. These sieve files cannot just have contiguous k and n ranges in them. Most of the time, there will be a few k's removed or a specific n-range that most be loaded in a very exacting manner. Any time that I do it, I take about an extra 5 minutes to doublecheck myself; both that the links work and that the correct k/n-range are loaded.

I can't be constantly doublechecking things all of the time.

The question about us showing the total # of primes for this drive is not worthy of an answer. It's not the only drive that we do it on and we've done it since the beginning of the drive. It's nothing more than a point of interest.

Gary

mdettweiler · 2010-08-09, 03:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by gd_barnes

Max,

Once again, the # of primes was not updated. That twice; once after a reminder.

In the future, I would prefer that either Karsten or me update the 1st post here with both primes found and the sieve files. I had been doing it all of the time until recently.

There was also a problem in the 12th drive sieve file loaded into port 7000. These sieve files cannot just have contiguous k and n ranges in them. Most of the time, there will be a few k's removed or a specific n-range that most be loaded in a very exacting manner. Any time that I do it, I take about an extra 5 minutes to doublecheck myself; both that the links work and that the correct k/n-range are loaded.

I can't be constantly doublechecking things all of the time.

The question about us showing the total # of primes for this drive is not worthy of an answer. It's not the only drive that we do it on and we've done it since the beginning of the drive. It's nothing more than a point of interest.

Gary

Mea culpa--I'll admit I'm not particularly used to updating the drive threads and all the quirks therein. I usually leave them to you but ended up doing it a bunch while you were away and continued in that vein afterwards. I will quite willingly cede that task to you.

2010-08-06, 21:19	#309
gd_barnes May 2007 Kansas; USA 3³×5×7×11 Posts	Max, When adding primes to the 1st posting here, be sure and update the total primes line as in: Code: n-range tested by Status # primes 68 found <--- It is now up to date. Gary Last fiddled with by gd_barnes on 2010-08-06 at 21:20

2010-08-07, 01:36	#312
mdettweiler A Sunny Moo Aug 2007 USA (GMT-5) 3·2,083 Posts	IMPORTANT: Error in posted sieve files I just realized as I was loading n=531K-535K into Gary's private PRPnet server that I accidentally made them for the range of k=3000-3200 instead of k=3010-3200 as it's supposed to be. I've therefore removed the remaining file links from the first post. gamer007, this affects your 530K-531K file. The k=3000-3010 range was done by Lennart to n=1M a while back, so you'll be doing a little extra double work. Sorry about that--if you'd like me to send you a fixed file, I can, or if you'd prefer you can just stick with the file you've got. It will take a wee bit longer to test, but there's nothing missing from it that should be there. Gary, I'm rather busy this evening; if you could post fixed files here tonight, that would be greatly appreciated.

2010-08-09, 01:59	#318
gd_barnes May 2007 Kansas; USA 3³·5·7·11 Posts	Max, Once again, the # of primes was not updated. That twice; once after a reminder. In the future, I would prefer that either Karsten or me update the 1st post here with both primes found and the sieve files. I had been doing it all of the time until recently. There was also a problem in the 12th drive sieve file loaded into port 7000. These sieve files cannot just have contiguous k and n ranges in them. Most of the time, there will be a few k's removed or a specific n-range that most be loaded in a very exacting manner. Any time that I do it, I take about an extra 5 minutes to doublecheck myself; both that the links work and that the correct k/n-range are loaded. I can't be constantly doublechecking things all of the time. The question about us showing the total # of primes for this drive is not worthy of an answer. It's not the only drive that we do it on and we've done it since the beginning of the drive. It's nothing more than a point of interest. Gary Last fiddled with by gd_barnes on 2010-08-09 at 02:04

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