Data available?

Prime95 · 2007-05-30, 19:48

Are all the factoring results from 79.3M to 1000M readily available?

I have 255MB of data from a year ago.

moo · 2007-06-19, 02:14

i have a ton of old results...
i can zip them down really small and send them to you est size is around 300 megs compressed.

Prime95 · 2007-06-19, 02:42

Do you have somewhere you can upload it to, so that I can download it by ftp? I think 300MB will be rejected by my email provider.

Please be aware that the v5 Primenet server is about to become the central repository for all factoring data up to exponent 1 billion.

Xyzzy · 2007-06-19, 02:49

Email them to use in 19MB chunks, preferably compressed, and we'll upload them to the server for GW to download.

$michael.vang@gmail.com$

If you have access to a real operating system, and the file is literally one big file, you can bzip2 the file and then use split to put it into chunks. If they are a group of files then just tar them, bzip2/gzip them and then split them.

moo · 2007-06-19, 03:03

Is there an ftp drop off xyzzy that i could use you can pm me the info.

moo · 2007-06-19, 03:45

correction i have 700 mb of stuff it will zip a whole lot smaller
im also working on 1000m to 2000m slowly heat is an issue....

Xyzzy · 2007-06-19, 04:50

All we have is Gmail. Everytime we set up FTP on the server here we break something and the trolls get real pissed off.

moo · 2007-06-19, 05:01

ok well i will send you an email with a dl link to the file

Old man PrimeNet · 2007-06-20, 23:54

Moo, I retrieved and unzipped the archive. I will be parsing and rewriting the files into two v5.0 server-ready data files, one for factors, another for factoring progress.

It's not clear from quickly eyeballing the 700MB of data if there is redundancy in the coverage between various files. The server-ready files must not have redundant data coverage.

What is the minimum list of files from the unzipped archive to produce the loadable server files?

Old man PrimeNet · 2007-06-21, 17:27

Using a different method I'm loading all files unanalyzed, gaps, redundant, or not. We will verify the loaded factors, however. Thanks for the data!

moo · 2007-06-22, 23:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by Old man PrimeNet

Using a different method I'm loading all files unanalyzed, gaps, redundant, or not. We will verify the loaded factors, however. Thanks for the data!

will that data be re run? or will the found factors be rechecked to make sure they contain no mp's
also
you might want to make the database hold up to like 3000-4000m
also
you might want to make a project called the lmh double check project which checks factors found by pre v5 results files.

2007-05-30, 19:48	#1
Prime95 P90 years forever! Aug 2002 Yeehaw, FL 2·17·241 Posts	Data available? Are all the factoring results from 79.3M to 1000M readily available? I have 255MB of data from a year ago.

2007-06-19, 02:14	#2
moo Jul 2004 Nowhere 809 Posts	i have a ton of old results... i can zip them down really small and send them to you est size is around 300 megs compressed. Last fiddled with by moo on 2007-06-19 at 02:19

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2007-06-19, 02:42	#3
Prime95 P90 years forever! Aug 2002 Yeehaw, FL 2·17·241 Posts	Do you have somewhere you can upload it to, so that I can download it by ftp? I think 300MB will be rejected by my email provider. Please be aware that the v5 Primenet server is about to become the central repository for all factoring data up to exponent 1 billion.

2007-06-19, 02:49	#4
Xyzzy Aug 2002 20600₈ Posts	Email them to use in 19MB chunks, preferably compressed, and we'll upload them to the server for GW to download. $michael.vang@gmail.com$ If you have access to a real operating system, and the file is literally one big file, you can bzip2 the file and then use split to put it into chunks. If they are a group of files then just tar them, bzip2/gzip them and then split them.

2007-06-19, 03:03	#5
moo Jul 2004 Nowhere 1100101001₂ Posts	Is there an ftp drop off xyzzy that i could use you can pm me the info.

2007-06-19, 03:45	#6
moo Jul 2004 Nowhere 1100101001₂ Posts	correction i have 700 mb of stuff it will zip a whole lot smaller im also working on 1000m to 2000m slowly heat is an issue....

2007-06-19, 04:50	#7
Xyzzy Aug 2002 2⁷×67 Posts	All we have is Gmail. Everytime we set up FTP on the server here we break something and the trolls get real pissed off.

2007-06-19, 05:01	#8
moo Jul 2004 Nowhere 809 Posts	ok well i will send you an email with a dl link to the file

2007-06-20, 23:54	#9
Old man PrimeNet Jan 2003 Altitude>12,500 MSL 101₁₀ Posts	Moo, I retrieved and unzipped the archive. I will be parsing and rewriting the files into two v5.0 server-ready data files, one for factors, another for factoring progress. It's not clear from quickly eyeballing the 700MB of data if there is redundancy in the coverage between various files. The server-ready files must not have redundant data coverage. What is the minimum list of files from the unzipped archive to produce the loadable server files?

2007-06-21, 17:27	#10
Old man PrimeNet Jan 2003 Altitude>12,500 MSL 101 Posts	Using a different method I'm loading all files unanalyzed, gaps, redundant, or not. We will verify the loaded factors, however. Thanks for the data!