>
>I got the idea to do some factoring with my now slower-than-average
>machine (a P133), but I don't want to factor at the current assignments
>(in the 9M range); instead I would like to fill up the factor limits of
>small exponents to some common value (56 bits or 58 bits or so).
>
>Of course, doing it manually using "Advanced - Factor" is out of
question,
>so I thought to create appropriate entries in worktodo.ini and send the
>results unsolicited :-) to the PrimeNet server.
>
>However, I seem to hit the automatic factor limit value in Prime95, or
>something else:
>
> Error: Work-to-do-file contained bad factoring assignment: 65537,56
>
>Is it possible to do what I am trying?
>
Hi,
I have just that, sitting in one of my folders. It`s a modification to
prime95 ver 16.4. witch accept AdvancedFactor entry (but it does not
generate valid checksum i.e WS1: 00000000). I also have a small program
that generate a worktodo.ini file based on the file available at
www.mersenne.org. I've switch to double-checking since then but if I
remember correctly you could comunicate with Primenet and submit those
results without a problem.
Sample input:
AdvancedFactor=2122363,55,55
AdvancedFactor=2099393,55,55
Sample output:
[Fri Oct 02 01:01:19 1998]
UID: diamonddave/seeker, M1319719 no factor from 2^55 to 2^56, WS1:
00000000
[Fri Oct 02 01:45:30 1998]
UID: diamonddave/seeker, M1319741 no factor from 2^55 to 2^56, WS1:
00000000
Regards,
David,
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