LL testing 63.60% completed, what will it say?

After a couple of months computing I'm already at 63.60% LL testing. But what will this mean? Does this indicate that the probability finding the prime becomes bigger and bigger? Or do I have just to wait for the last iteration and pray that the residue is zero?
Is it possible that LL testing finishes half time because some factor is found?
I hope someone knows these answers.

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Originally Posted by jossch

After a couple of months computing I'm already at 63.60% LL testing. But what will this mean?

It means you're 63.60% done the LL test.

Originally Posted by jossch

Does this indicate that the probability finding the prime becomes bigger and bigger?

No. The residue at 99.99% tells you absolutely nothing about whether the number is prime or not. You must wait until the test finishes.

Originally Posted by jossch

Or do I have just to wait for the last iteration and pray that the residue is zero?

Yes

Originally Posted by jossch

Is it possible that LL testing finishes half time because some factor is found?

No. The LL test does not search for factors. It uses a totally different method.