-Original Message-
From: Russel Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How about a Prime95 option where it makes a daily backup for you,
saved to a datestamp fileid? It could save them to a subdirectory
with the exponent name. That would make it easy for the user to
do a cleanup occasionally.
Steve Harris wrote:
There is already a feature which does effectively the same thing. Set
'InterimFiles=100' in prime.ini and it will write a save file in the
working directory with a sequential extension every million iterations (or
however often you set it). You must manually edit
On 14 Feb 2002, at 0:47, Russel Brooks wrote:
George Woltman wrote:
***NOTE: There is an important lesson to be learned here. All testers of
10M digit numbers should backup their save files regularly!! You don't want
a hardware glitch, disk crash, etc. cause you to loose months of
On 13 Feb 2002, at 16:39, George Woltman wrote:
***NOTE: There is an important lesson to be learned here. All testers of
10M digit numbers should backup their save files regularly!! You don't want
a hardware glitch, disk crash, etc. cause you to loose months of work.
Same applies to LL
Steve Harris wrote:
From: Russel Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How about a Prime95 option where it makes a daily backup for you,
There is already a feature which does effectively the same thing. Set
'InterimFiles=100' in prime.ini and it will write a save file in the
working directory with a
Hi,
At 09:44 PM 2/12/2002 -0800, Gerry Snyder wrote:
I was seeing a bunch of suminputs !=
sumoutputs, and after rebooting, the errors switched to round off [4] 0.40
Was I just unlucky about timing, with only about 0.3% left?
Dang. That is unlucky. Looks like a hardware problem. Is the CPU
George Woltman wrote:
***NOTE: There is an important lesson to be learned here. All testers of
10M digit numbers should backup their save files regularly!! You don't want
a hardware glitch, disk crash, etc. cause you to loose months of work.
How about a Prime95 option where it makes a
HELP!
Until this evening I was expecting to see my first result from a LL test
on a 10,000,000-digit Mersenne number tomorrow morning. When I got
home from dinner tonight I was seeing a bunch of suminputs !=
sumoutputs, and after rebooting, the errors switched to round off [4]
0.40
Was I just
