Caleb,

We appreciate the updates. However it isn't necessary to report updates several times a day or even once a day. Just post a reservation when you begin a base(s). Then when done with the base(s), post the n-range completed and the primes found. The same thing applies to sieving. Otherwise there are too many posts to wade through in the future.

Thanks,
Gary

ETA edit: 2 weeks, 3.6 days

Early end: 37314 (error in input+too long assignment)

[QUOTE=birtwistlecaleb;602115]Early end: 37314 (error in input+too long assignment)[/QUOTE]
What does this mean? Are you releasing base 46 at n=37314?

Yes.

[QUOTE=birtwistlecaleb;602115]Early end: 37314 (error in input+too long assignment)[/QUOTE]

What does this mean? Is testing values beyond that failing?

I messed up my input file by accident, and im bored of it already.

[B]Moderator note: Work by this user is not being accepted due to jumping around and leaving holes in ranges searched.[/B]

Base 10 is up to n = 250k, no primes in the range n = 200k -250k. Releasing the base.
Sieve for n = 250k-500k is at 93 T, probably needs another day and a half to get to 100T. I would imagine this should be sieved to 200 or even 300 T before being tested. I'll provide a file when the sieve is done in the case one wants to do a PRPnet project with it.

To clean up the irritations in the other thread:
I've done CK46 for 30000<n<50000, no primes found

[QUOTE=Dylan14;604246]Base 10 is up to n = 250k, no primes in the range n = 200k -250k. Releasing the base.
Sieve for n = 250k-500k is at 93 T, probably needs another day and a half to get to 100T. I would imagine this should be sieved to 200 or even 300 T before being tested. I'll provide a file when the sieve is done in the case one wants to do a PRPnet project with it.[/QUOTE]

I'd like to take base 10 starting at 250K. Not sure how high I'll go, maybe to 500K.

[QUOTE=ryanp;605837]I'd like to take base 10 starting at 250K. Not sure how high I'll go, maybe to 500K.[/QUOTE]

Found a hit: [URL="https://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=133928"](10^334568-1)^2-2[/URL].