YAFU Version 2.10

[chalsall]

Originally Posted by storm5510

My hardware it too long-in-the-tooth for W11. I have no problems with that at all!

Thank you for sharing that.

Last Friday I moved an office back into their office. Only six (6#) people. No big deal.

Their lead technical person asked me "How do I map a network drive?

I have no idea. I don't do Winblows. Google it. Your problem; not mine.

He eventually figured it out.

[Stargate38]

@Storm5510, Have you tried this? https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...7-2d3364d03b75

There are a couple of registry keys that may have been corrupted. Also, there's Ctrl+Shift+N.

[storm5510]

Originally Posted by chalsall

Thank you for sharing that.

Last Friday I moved an office back into their office. Only six (6#) people. No big deal.

Their lead technical person asked me "How do I map a network drive?

I have no idea. I don't do Winblows. Google it. Your problem; not mine.

He eventually figured it out.

Map a network drive. It used to be far easier than it is now. The way I know does not work, but did back in the mid 2000's.

I still use my Ubuntu box for CADO-NFS and it does a good job. I have been studying the scripting language on the web which is used in a terminal. My knowledge of terminal commands is almost nonexistent.

Originally Posted by Stargate38

@Storm5510, Have you tried this? https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...7-2d3364d03b75

There are a couple of registry keys that may have been corrupted. Also, there's Ctrl+Shift+N.

Your link refers to Windows 11. I encountered the problem in Windows 10 v22H2.

[Stargate38]

I just checked, and those registry keys are present in Windows 10 as well.

[henryzz]

Getting the error:
make: *** No rule to make target `arith/arith.o', needed by `yafu'. Stop.


When trying to compile with:
make yafu NFS=0 USE_SSE41=1 USE_AVX2=1 USE_BMI2=1 SKYLAKEX=1


Any ideas?

[bsquared]

Originally Posted by henryzz

Getting the error:
make: *** No rule to make target `arith/arith.o', needed by `yafu'. Stop.


When trying to compile with:
make yafu NFS=0 USE_SSE41=1 USE_AVX2=1 USE_BMI2=1 SKYLAKEX=1


Any ideas?

Did you mean to exclude NFS? I will have to check that, can't remember the last time I tried to build it without nfs.

[Stargate38]

Any chance you could help me with this error?

[bsquared]

Originally Posted by Stargate38

Any chance you could help me with this error?

Another thing I will have to look at to see what is wrong... I'll get back to you.

[henryzz]

Originally Posted by bsquared

Did you mean to exclude NFS? I will have to check that, can't remember the last time I tried to build it without nfs.

That was deliberate. I plan to use the binary for just SIQS. Msieve was yet another dependency to include. The list has grown quite long. I will try to add NFS=1 which will require msieve



msieve fails with a similar error:
make: *** No rule to make target `aprcl/mpz_aprcl32.o', needed by `all'. Stop.

[chris2be8]

Originally Posted by storm5510

My knowledge of terminal commands is almost nonexistent.

The first one to get to know is man (short for manual). Whenever someone mentions a command you are not familiar with read the man page for it to see what it can do (man has a man page, enter man man to read it). And re-read the man page if you have a vague memory a command can do something but not exactly how. And if it can't do what you want look at the "see also" section which should list related commands.

Also look at apropos to find a command to do a task.

After a while you will build up a useful working knowledge of terminal commands.

[storm5510]

Originally Posted by chris2be8

The first one to get to know is man (short for manual). Whenever someone mentions a command you are not familiar with read the man page for it to see what it can do (man has a man page, enter man man to read it). And re-read the man page if you have a vague memory a command can do something but not exactly how. And if it can't do what you want look at the "see also" section which should list related commands.

Also look at apropos to find a command to do a task.

After a while you will build up a useful working knowledge of terminal commands.

"man" and "man man" can be ran from a terminal?