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Interesting problem
Last night I was experimenting with various ways to enter trial-factoring assignments that are larger than Primenet's range. I tried the following formats:
Factor=240000011,-1 Factor=240000011,0 Factor=240000011,27 None of these worked. Each time Prime95 returned "Bad Factoring Assignment." Was I doing something wrong? :huh: :huh: :help: :help: :confused: :confused: |
[QUOTE=ThomRuley]
Was I doing something wrong? [/QUOTE] To put it bluntly, yes. Prime95 is not designed to factor any exponent above 79300000, and so it takes 240000011 as a bad assignment. However, there is an advanced factor feature that does allow factoring over 79300000. For the range you have reserved, try putting this line into worktodo.ini: AdvancedFactor=240000000,250000000,0,50 |
If you do at first (it's very fast)
AdvancedFactor=240000000,250000000,0,32 and after that AdvancedFactor=240000000,250000000,33,50 you can get get much more factors (unfortunately not yet all up to 50 bit). |
Thanks
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