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[gd_barnes]

Originally Posted by rebirther

Has anyone a starter sample how to run a new CRUS base with pfgw (prefer llr)? Iam really interested in, later perhaps on a BOINC project if I can understand all the things which I needed.

Check out the software/instructions/questions here.

[rebirther]

Originally Posted by gd_barnes

Check out the software/instructions/questions here.

Too much to read, I need only a ready run file where I easily can change the parameters.

Edit:
What I have done so far, downloaded the new-bases-4.3.txt and pfgw. What do I need to change in the txt file and what do I need to run a new base? How can I define all my cpu cores to run with pfgw?

What I have done so far:

in new-bases-4.3.txt changed to:

DIM base, 943
DIM type, 1
DIM min_k, 1
DIM max_k, 50
DIM max_n, 2500

pfgw.out, pl_prime.txt, pl_remain.txt, pl_trivial.txt were created. Test done with new-bases-4.3.txt -f100 -l. If I run a higher n value will this skip the current tests up to 2500?

[KEP]

Originally Posted by rebirther

Too much to read, I need only a ready run file where I easily can change the parameters.

Edit:
What I have done so far, downloaded the new-bases-4.3.txt and pfgw. What do I need to change in the txt file and what do I need to run a new base? How can I define all my cpu cores to run with pfgw?

What I have done so far:

in new-bases-4.3.txt changed to:

DIM base, 943
DIM type, 1
DIM min_k, 1
DIM max_k, 50
DIM max_n, 2500

pfgw.out, pl_prime.txt, pl_remain.txt, pl_trivial.txt were created. Test done with new-bases-4.3.txt -f100 -l. If I run a higher n value will this skip the current tests up to 2500?

If you only change the DIM max_n, 2500 to something higher, you will test all even k for k<=50 to your new maximum n. This means that you will also find some already known primes.

Usually, when I start a new base, I run with these settings in the new-bases-4.3.txt, and of course uses the most recent version of PFGW:

DIM base, whatever base you test
DIM type, 1 (if the base is sierpinski) and -1 (if the base is riesel)
DIM min_k, smallest k in reserved range for bases to big to handle by one individual and 1 if the base is suited for a single individual
DIM max_k, highest k in reserved range for bases to big to handle by one individual and conjectured k-1 if the base is suited for a single individual
DIM max_n, 1000 (This is my default setting for all bases since LLR appears to be 15% faster per test and that does make a huge difference, for n>1000. However there is too much managing of k's remaining and k's primed above n=1000, if you choose a lower n)

PFGW is run with the following setting: new-bases-4.3.txt -f30 (if you want to factor 100%, using -f is enough, since default is equal to 100%)

Hope this helps out. Otherwise, try and send me a PM and I'll see what I can do to help you :)

Regards

Kenneth

[gd_barnes]

I have added links to our BOINC effort (SRBase) in the first posting here. That was long overdue. :-)

[wombatman]

Originally Posted by gd_barnes

I have added links to our BOINC effort (SRBase) in the first posting here. That was long overdue. :-)

I would like to join this, but it says I need an invitation code?

[gd_barnes]

Originally Posted by wombatman

I would like to join this, but it says I need an invitation code?

See the main SRBase page here:
https://srbase.my-firewall.org/sr5/

The invitation code is: pillepalle