question for a frenid - Page 2

Wacky · 2005-07-18, 16:47

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Originally Posted by crash893

ill pass this along when i get to work

Note that this does not prevent each node from reaching a server on the Internet. In the case of NFSNet, the easiest way would be to run an HTTP proxy on the head node. Alternately, you could run a pool server there, but that would be more trouble to set up.

hhh · 2005-07-19, 00:49

P3 are very good for SIEVING with M.Klassen's proth. If you think about that, your effort would give a big push to Seventeenorbust (search to prove the smallest sierpinsky number). No internet connection is needed, but if the computers form a local network, work assignment is very easy by a special program called sobistrator. We are currently in an era of change in our sieve policy, and we can need any help. There should be a way to use multiprocessor machines as well, I need to get some information. Though, the memory would not be needed. If any other project would make use of it, you should perhaps consider that.
Anyways, at SoB you are welcome and get good support.
See you, H.

2005-07-19, 00:49	#13
hhh Jun 2005 565₈ Posts	P3 are very good for SIEVING with M.Klassen's proth. If you think about that, your effort would give a big push to Seventeenorbust (search to prove the smallest sierpinsky number). No internet connection is needed, but if the computers form a local network, work assignment is very easy by a special program called sobistrator. We are currently in an era of change in our sieve policy, and we can need any help. There should be a way to use multiprocessor machines as well, I need to get some information. Though, the memory would not be needed. If any other project would make use of it, you should perhaps consider that. Anyways, at SoB you are welcome and get good support. See you, H.