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Old 2014-10-10, 12:12   #1607
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I'm not running L1286; go ahead Victor.
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Old 2014-10-11, 15:40   #1608
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I'll reserve C175_123_73 if it's still available.

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Old 2014-10-13, 00:50   #1609
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Default Taking L1286

L1286
18.0M matrix (target_density=120)
linear algebra 2.9%, ETA 270 hours
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Old 2014-10-13, 21:02   #1610
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GC_8_266 factors as:

Code:
prp70 factor: 5337858207897425206402477040856223580543878692342715666338095306689637
prp154 factor: 1620070096388389666413782001881437840379400892281511927912530152176771586397201971956880652086850845577116366842930902714081215376595545703400838953104361
Took 128 hours with 4 threads and density of 128. Factor found on the 9th dependency.
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Old 2014-10-20, 05:54   #1611
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I'll take GC_3_506.
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Old 2014-10-21, 15:21   #1612
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At 16.3% complete, approximately 102 hours left on 4 threads at density of 128.
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Old 2014-10-21, 20:59   #1613
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Default GC_6_316 factored

Code:
prp82 factor: 1347518310473279456173357501103063827015631273254942411037255412485731916786961187

prp126 factor: 184508180801453372721806279004152160667870584497918664895640328807351440089488289218966643288685521162182583107102118601017277

Eta: what happened to the code function? It used to automatically truncate width as needed, now it seems to be broken. Something change behind the scenes?

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Old 2014-10-23, 14:07   #1614
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Default reserving GC_7_282

reserving GC_7_282

L1286 should be ready tomorrow.

[edit]
Forgot to ask the last time, I've had several:
"error: corrupt state, please restart from checkpoint" with L1282 and 1286. I restarted them with -ncr and all was fine again. Could this be memory or memorycontroller instability (it did pas a round of memtest, but that doesn't guarantee 24/7 stability under heavy memory load) ? Or could it be running out of memory when making a checkpoint (it's using 13.2 GB on a 16GB machine)?
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Old 2014-10-23, 21:18   #1615
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Default L1286 factors

L1286
Code:
prp107 factor: 55034896485909495644284965622902516851948428956808924618671358890444224889068652205754292187969101108293129
prp124 factor: 6729376961405157809852951259419777202853090027378017608984649517074400312670135119061444833877434899726572269651262388814163
18.0M matrix with target density 120, 11 days of LA on my 3770k with -t 4
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Old 2014-10-25, 15:45   #1616
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Quote:
Originally Posted by VictordeHolland View Post
reserving GC_7_282

L1286 should be ready tomorrow.

[edit]
Forgot to ask the last time, I've had several:
"error: corrupt state, please restart from checkpoint" with L1282 and 1286. I restarted them with -ncr and all was fine again. Could this be memory or memorycontroller instability (it did pas a round of memtest, but that doesn't guarantee 24/7 stability under heavy memory load) ? Or could it be running out of memory when making a checkpoint (it's using 13.2 GB on a 16GB machine)?
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Msieve is very good at stress testing memory. It can find faults that other programs can't. It does sound like you have a hardware problem. Has this pc always done this or is it new? Does it need dedusting?
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Old 2014-10-25, 15:56   #1617
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About "corrupt state, please restart from checkpoint"

Quote:
Originally Posted by jasonp View Post
That error is reported when a number-theoretic checksum on the working state of the linear algebra fails; it's performed before a checkpoint write and every so often as the LA runs. Technically it's independent of the checksum writing process.
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