Operation: Billion Digits - Page 22

ET_ · 2004-05-31, 22:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by PrimeCruncher

3321928171 is currently being worked on by Luigi according to Billion Digit page on the ElevenSmooth site. The Italian site seems to be down...

The site is up and running... maybe the link to Italy is down :-P

I completed 3,321,928,171 up to 71 bits, and am going to reach 72 bits.

Clowns789, you could easily pick up a range that has not been assigned yet, and take to 72 bits.

Luigi

clowns789 · 2004-06-01, 02:29

Ok, I'll just forget it since I was doing that on a PII. I was just getting acquainted to your software and after six hours it changed from 75 to 75.001 bit depth.

That would take a long time!

Instead I would like to do 3321928699 to 65 bits.

jinydu · 2004-06-01, 03:32

Next time, would it be possible to shrink the file size of cygwin1.dll? I had to delete some of my sister's files (I think I can get away with it. The files, created in Dec. 2003 are obviously part of a school project. Its unlikely they would still be needed now.) to fit it onto a disk.

ET_ · 2004-06-01, 05:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by clowns789

Ok, I'll just forget it since I was doing that on a PII. I was just getting acquainted to your software and after six hours it changed from 75 to 75.001 bit depth.

That would take a long time!

Instead I would like to do 3321928699 to 65 bits.

It has already been done up to 65 bits. You can take it to 66 or 67 bit if you like

Luigi

ET_ · 2004-06-01, 05:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by jinydu

Next time, would it be possible to shrink the file size of cygwin1.dll? I had to delete some of my sister's files (I think I can get away with it. The files, created in Dec. 2003 are obviously part of a school project. Its unlikely they would still be needed now.) to fit it onto a disk.

I'm afraid I can't manage the size of cyg*.dll: They come precompiled with the environment.

Luigi

jinydu · 2004-06-01, 07:30

Anyway, how about I take 3,321,928,171 from 72 up to 73 bits using a Pentium IIIR 1GHz?

ET_ · 2004-06-01, 07:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by jinydu

Anyway, how about I take 3,321,928,171 from 72 up to 73 bits using a Pentium IIIR 1GHz?

You'd better choose another exponent, and take it from 65 to 71 (or 72) bits.

I am still working on 3321928171 from 71 to 72

Your work would be wasted if I find a factor...

Luigi

drakkar67 · 2004-06-01, 08:16

I have a 1 GHz eMac running OSX but know nothing about it. I tried the software but could not managed to run it. Will you please explain how I can run it?

jinydu · 2004-06-01, 08:21

Did you download all 3 files?

factor3_2.exe, cygwin1.dll and cyggmp-3.dll

jinydu · 2004-06-01, 08:27

M3321928171 has no factor from 72 to 72.0101855 bits.

How do I start on a new exponent?

ET_ · 2004-06-01, 08:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by jinydu

M3321928171 has no factor from 72 to 72.0101855 bits.

How do I start on a new exponent?

1 - Go to the Project Billion Digits page
2 - Choose an exponent that has not yet been assigned (not active and with no factor associated)
3 - Fire your software: you'll be asked the exponent, the start bit (65 or 66) and the stop bit (72)
4 - Write a message on this thread, reserving the exponent.

That's all

Luigi

2004-06-01, 03:32	#234
jinydu Dec 2003 Hopefully Near M48 2·3·293 Posts	Next time, would it be possible to shrink the file size of cygwin1.dll? I had to delete some of my sister's files (I think I can get away with it. The files, created in Dec. 2003 are obviously part of a school project. Its unlikely they would still be needed now.) to fit it onto a disk. Last fiddled with by jinydu on 2004-06-01 at 03:37

2004-06-01, 08:16	#239
drakkar67 Feb 2003 Istanbul 64₈ Posts	OS X software I have a 1 GHz eMac running OSX but know nothing about it. I tried the software but could not managed to run it. Will you please explain how I can run it?

2004-06-01, 08:27	#241
jinydu Dec 2003 Hopefully Near M48 2×3×293 Posts	M3321928171 has no factor from 72 to 72.0101855 bits. How do I start on a new exponent? Last fiddled with by jinydu on 2004-06-01 at 08:29

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2004-06-01, 02:29	#233
clowns789 Jun 2003 The Computer 2³·7² Posts	Ok, I'll just forget it since I was doing that on a PII. I was just getting acquainted to your software and after six hours it changed from 75 to 75.001 bit depth. That would take a long time! Instead I would like to do 3321928699 to 65 bits.

2004-06-01, 07:30	#237
jinydu Dec 2003 Hopefully Near M48 2×3×293 Posts	Anyway, how about I take 3,321,928,171 from 72 up to 73 bits using a Pentium IIIR 1GHz?

2004-06-01, 08:21	#240
jinydu Dec 2003 Hopefully Near M48 2×3×293 Posts	Did you download all 3 files? factor3_2.exe, cygwin1.dll and cyggmp-3.dll