Try adding the line
Test=6652097,62
to the worktodo.ini file. This should make Prime95 begin testing that
exponent.
or,
If you want to remove that exponent from your account, allow Prime95 to
contact the server and assign exponents. Quit Prime95, then add that Test
line to worktodo.ini. This will cause your expected time to go over the
number of days of work requested, and the program will unreserve the
exponent when you next run it.
At 09:38 2/14/99 +0100, you wrote:
>Hello all,
>
>This is a truly sad day for me, my second hard disk with
>Prime95, Linux etc died on me. I usually take a mini-backup
>on a ZIP-disk, but to my horror I discovered that I had
>forgotten to change the path names in my backup routine,
>so the last Prime95 backup was from July 1998....
>
>OK, there went 46.5 days worth of LL testing on exponent
>6652097, I had only 4 days to go.... Arrghhh....
>
>Now to my question: how do I restart from here. I have
>downloaded Prime95 again, but how do I release my current
>exponent (I'm running Prime95 on two machines) without
>quitting the other machine too?
>
>I'd like to get restarted as fast as possible... *sigh*
>
>-- Petri H.
>
>
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