Greetings all,
I was wondering if it was common practice (ie: the norm) for
P-1 to take the product of two or more factors when giving out
a found factor, if two of more factors are found?
To clarify, I was curious about how P-1 would indicate more
than one factor being found. So, I took
Eric Hahn wrote:
Greetings all,
I was wondering if it was common practice (ie: the norm) for
P-1 to take the product of two or more factors when giving out
a found factor, if two of more factors are found?
Yup, each factor f, for which b^E == 1 (mod f) (b is the base, usually
3, E is
Hi,
In the last three weeks prime95 hasn't succeeded in contacting the
Primenet server. I have changed the UseHTTP=0 line in the prime.ini
to UseHTTP=1 and restarted the program but it doesn't seem to
make any difference. Any suggestions ?
Thanks,
Benny
To All:
Once a factor has been logged for an M-candidate, either by P-1
or by "the other" method, what M-happens? Is a different sort
of double-checking automatically done?
Best Wishes,
Stefanovic
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At 10:00 PM 6/12/00 -0600, you wrote:
I just finished a Lucas Lehmer test on exponent 9822067. My PII 350 was
doing a iteration every .320 seconds. The next exponent it started was
103500203. It is now taking .421 seconds per iteration. I have a feeling
this is due to the fact it is using a
On 13 Jun 00, at 11:13, Benny.VanHoudt wrote:
In the last three weeks prime95 hasn't succeeded in contacting the
Primenet server. I have changed the UseHTTP=0 line in the prime.ini
to UseHTTP=1 and restarted the program but it doesn't seem to
make any difference. Any suggestions ?
Do you
TeamG:
Love factoring on a fast machine because turnaround is zippy,
and I actually get a result to crow about every 5 or so attempts.
Factoring assignments are assigned, it seems, by PrimeNet only
by that Mystery Algorithm, which I would dearly love to override,
in order to get a 10,000,000
Mersenne Digest Tuesday, June 13 2000 Volume 01 : Number 746
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Date: Sun, 11 Jun 2000 11:21:48 EDT
From: "Nathan Russell" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Mersenne: Double Checking
Stefan Struiker asked:
Is
Siegmar wrote:-
I try to check in some results but I always get this
error message... It says I should try it in a few moments,
but I get this message now since 4-5 days :( Any idea,
how I could check in the results?
I've tried checking out a new exponent and get error 576000. It's
been like
On Mon, 12 Jun 2000 22:00:57 -0600, in Mersenne_mailing_list you
wrote:
I just finished a Lucas Lehmer test on exponent 9822067. My PII 350 was
doing a iteration every .320 seconds. The next exponent it started was
103500203. It is now taking .421 seconds per iteration. I have a feeling
this is
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