failing to report are
all running v21. Mass upgrade time!
Robin
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tshub-f0.cts.com (209.68.192.250) 279.896 ms 258.750 ms 249.915 ms
29 ctshub8.cts.com (209.68.192.248) 259.907 ms 258.745 ms 259.924 ms
30 ctshub-f0.cts.com (209.68.192.250) 249.890 ms 258.748 ms 259.916 ms
And here's my home machine for once dialled up and with results to submit...
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the threshold for factoring/double checks these
days?
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claims to take 130W, 15" LCDs seem to take
around 30W). I used this to show that replacing CRTs with LCDs purely to
lower power bills wasn't yet economic. (And 1024x768 resolution isn't
enough for me anyway :-)
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diate checkins to PrimeNet will then cause unstarted
> assignments which are no longer neccessary to be automatically
> removed.
Of course if one _keeps_ doing this, then the smallest exponents never get
processed (and perhaps they become more likely to be poached) :-)
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On Wed, Jan 16, 2002 at 06:11:49PM -, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On 15 Jan 2002, at 22:00, Robin Stevens wrote:
> > On an otherwise idle Linux system, I've been noticing that the
> > per-iteration speed has been varying during the course of a single
> > prima
Per iteration time: 0.200 sec.
[Jan 15 00:53] Iteration: 600 / 13355561 Per iteration time: 0.194 sec.
[Jan 15 03:35] Iteration: 605 / 13355561 Per iteration time: 0.194 sec.
[Jan 15 06:16] Iteration: 610 / 13355561 Per iteration time: 0.194 sec.
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e temporarily had
mprime running on machines during testing, prior to their being installed
as major servers, and have had to transfer unfinished work elsewhere :-)
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On Tue, Jan 08, 2002 at 09:47:36AM +0100, Henk Stokhorst wrote:
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Hmmm. Any chance of keeping this list text-only, please? :-)
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ct to
speed up the search, which is a pity :-)
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9 works faster, I might
as well use it even if I can't currently report results. My temporary
solution has been to grab 90 days' of work, switch the machines to run as
dialup hosts even if they aren't, and wait for someone else to fix it,
reporting via the web interface if necessary :-)
of mine (pity I had to kill off a process with over
100 days' CPU time to its credit (-: ).
One point - there seem to be inconsistencies in the case of some of the
source file names, which required either manual changing or use of
a FAT partition in order to get mprime
machine
has no problems, it's evidently not a case of the server being down. The
FAQ mentions a problem on v18 for those using RPC, but I was under the
impression I've always been using http...
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ing regular disk writes than risk losing several
weeks' (your uptime may vary) work if mprime is not terminated neatly.
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It's incredibly irritating to those with
less advanced mail programs, or to those who read the digest.
Please pay a visit to
http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/listowners/html-off.htm
if you don't know how to configure your mail client appropriately.
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It's probably worth it - 32MB is not a lot these days ;-)
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nable to cache more than 64MB of RAM. How
much of a performance hit am I likely to encounter in running Primenet?
I've seen figures of 10-30% quoted for various applications.
Not that I'm overly bothered - I have a PII contributing rather more these
days :-)
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