Perhaps Scott could contact this fellow and see whats up?
I know when I had a bunch of machines checking out numbers, Scott emailed me
to be sure it wasn't just a bug or something.
At any rate, it looks like all the LL exponents have been chewed up.
Moreover, judging by the estimated time to
On Wed, 12 May 1999, Pierre Abbat wrote:
Is there a program for factoring numbers up to, say, 2^128 in a reasonable
time? I tried bc but it doesn't have a factor command, so I wrote a loop and it
spent all its time outputting.
Get Richard Crandall's giantint package, it contains factor, which
Maybe there something wrong with the PrimeNet server? Earlier today I had
some of my machines check in and it seemed a little wacky. Also,
entropia.com seems to be pretty flacky especially the status pages. When I
loaded my individual account report it went completely nuts and told me I
had
I don`t know what is going on, but LLL as about 6000 exponnent reserved and
it`is still asking for more! If this continue for the night there should not
be any exponnent available this morning.
I'am so sorry for this situation.
I couldn't log in to our main server for some days because my
Hello,
I've compiled mprime on my own (after doing some minor changes to make it
compile under glibc2), and I've noticed something strange. If I run the program
with -m, and use `Test/Continue', I get an iteration time of 0.201 secs
(n=7398xxx, P2/400 overclocked to 448MHz (bus=112MHz,
My disk quota on the server was overfulled in that time
and mprime running on several machines which connected
to main server via NFS zeroed out some setting files
such as local.ini and worktodo.ini.
So, every time when every machine runs mprime,
it asked primenet server for new exponent
Hi everyone... I am mhoney on the prime list and am curious about something.
How many of you with 10 or more machines personally would be interested in
joning me if I were to form a team? I ask because I am interested in
finding about 6 people with 10 or more machines that would like to join me
