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 2004-04-30, 04:05 #6 dave_0273     Oct 2003 Australia, Brisbane 2·5·47 Posts Status using 29th April status files The first column is the range. For example, 8 represents 8M to 9M. The second column is the number of (unverified) exponents that haven't been p-1 tested. Code:  M NUMBER 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 1 9 56 10 207 11 684 12 2558 13 788 14 904 15 970 16 1018 17 1103 18 1198 19 1499 20 1069 21 451 22 217 23 139 24 0 Same as above, but each range is only 0.1M and only showing from 12M-14M. For example, 12.2 represents the range of 12.2M to 12.3M. The third column shows the change in the number of exponents compared to the last status files. Code:  0.1RANGE NUMBER CHANGE 12.0 393 0 12.1 411 0 12.2 60 -110 12.3 0 0 12.4 0 0 12.5 354 0 12.6 351 0 12.7 317 -10 12.8 375 0 12.9 297 0 13.0 0 0 13.1 0 0 13.2 25 0 13.3 126 0 13.4 158 0 13.5 104 0 13.6 76 0 13.7 125 0 13.8 98 0 13.9 76 0 A bit of a slow week for mersenne-aries. However, I have now finished up my LMH work and all my computers are now back to p-1 testing. I have finished the 12.2-12.3M range (it has been for some time now) I am just having troubles getting to the computer to get the results file. I am about a third the way through the 12.5-12.6M range. It will probably take me about another 2 weeks to finish.