Some Somewhat Easier n^i Sequences Available for Termination - Page 22

gd_barnes · 2022-05-27, 10:17

191^55 terminates

Happy5214 · 2022-05-27, 12:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by kruoli

Yes, I am totally sure about at least wget and bc because I know that I had to install them by hand in some situations. I am not totally sure with the other two.

I assume that the most distributions which include a GUI have all of them installed, but since I am working a lot with "minimal installs" and headless installs, there the situation is different.

You could realistically run a system without those two, sure. wc is in coreutils, and sed is likely close to universal. Damn Small Linux is the most minimal Linux I've ever tried to run (it's Live CD-only and runs on a 486), but I never ran anything useful on it, so I don't know what its capabilities are.

VBCurtis · 2022-05-27, 14:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by gd_barnes

I'm not familiar with CADO. Can it be used in Windows?

In principle, it should be possible to get running through the linux-term prompt within win10, but I imagine it's a bear to make that happen. I think you're stuck with the software you've got.

EdH · 2022-05-27, 14:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by VBCurtis

In principle, it should be possible to get running through the linux-term prompt within win10, but I imagine it's a bear to make that happen. I think you're stuck with the software you've got.

Is there any word on how CADO-NFS would run in an Ubuntu virtual machine under windows? I know I couldn't ever get GPU stuff to work in a VM, but CPU packages should work. I have no Windows machines to try a VM, unless I tried an Ubuntu VM in a Windows VM and I don't have any current Windows VMs.

charybdis · 2022-05-27, 15:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by gd_barnes

I'm not familiar with CADO. Can it be used in Windows?

Henryzz has managed to get CADO running in WSL2. There are some symlinks which need fixing, see this thread. Not sure if there are any further difficulties.

kruoli · 2022-05-27, 19:50

On the recent Debian WSL2 (and also WSL "1") version, I had no problems compiling the recent CADO-NFS and version 2.3.0 after installing needed packages. I did not need to change symlinks etc.

Running it in a VM would be straight forward, of course. But for me, WSL(2) was always handier. Of course native Linux is still preferable if possible.

Getting CUDA etc. to work is whole other story...

gd_barnes · 2022-05-27, 23:55

Thanks for all of the info. guys. It looks like I won't be attempting to use CADO in Windows. :-)

Meanwhile:

193^73 terminates

Reserving 191^57 and 1250^41

gd_barnes · 2022-05-28, 11:26

191^57, 193^73, and 1250^41 terminate

gd_barnes · 2022-05-29, 10:20

86^78, 193^67, and 12496^36 terminate.

Reserving 139^57, 139^67, 151^57, 157^57, and 157^67.

gd_barnes · 2022-05-29, 20:24

139^57, 139^67, 157^57, and 157^67 terminate

EdH · 2022-05-29, 22:20

@gd_barnes:

There is another alternative to run linux with your present computer.

I have run some of my machines from SD cards and USB thumb-drives. You could create a linux USB drive with all the factoring associated programs and boot up from the USB drive to run those programs.

An upside would be that nothing would be touching the Windows drive unless you wanted it to.

A downside would be that during the factoring, you wouldn't be able run any normal Windows applications.

If you do try this, I would suggest at least a 32GB device.

2022-05-27, 23:55	#238
gd_barnes May 2007 Kansas; USA 11111₁₀ Posts	Thanks for all of the info. guys. It looks like I won't be attempting to use CADO in Windows. :-) Meanwhile: 193^73 terminates Reserving 191^57 and 1250^41 Last fiddled with by gd_barnes on 2022-05-28 at 00:08

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2022-05-27, 10:17	#232
gd_barnes May 2007 Kansas; USA 41·271 Posts	191^55 terminates

2022-05-27, 19:50	#237
kruoli "Oliver" Sep 2017 Porta Westfalica, DE 1,087 Posts	On the recent Debian WSL2 (and also WSL "1") version, I had no problems compiling the recent CADO-NFS and version 2.3.0 after installing needed packages. I did not need to change symlinks etc. Running it in a VM would be straight forward, of course. But for me, WSL(2) was always handier. Of course native Linux is still preferable if possible. Getting CUDA etc. to work is whole other story...

2022-05-28, 11:26	#239
gd_barnes May 2007 Kansas; USA 41×271 Posts	191^57, 193^73, and 1250^41 terminate

2022-05-29, 10:20	#240
gd_barnes May 2007 Kansas; USA 41×271 Posts	86^78, 193^67, and 12496^36 terminate. Reserving 139^57, 139^67, 151^57, 157^57, and 157^67.

2022-05-29, 20:24	#241
gd_barnes May 2007 Kansas; USA 2B67₁₆ Posts	139^57, 139^67, 157^57, and 157^67 terminate

2022-05-29, 22:20	#242
EdH "Ed Hall" Dec 2009 Adirondack Mtns 5×941 Posts	@gd_barnes: There is another alternative to run linux with your present computer. I have run some of my machines from SD cards and USB thumb-drives. You could create a linux USB drive with all the factoring associated programs and boot up from the USB drive to run those programs. An upside would be that nothing would be touching the Windows drive unless you wanted it to. A downside would be that during the factoring, you wouldn't be able run any normal Windows applications. If you do try this, I would suggest at least a 32GB device.