I found another one, too.
Workunit 1170664183 : 6841*2^2047348+1 (616317 digits)
My 9654 found that one.
Workunit 1170664183 : 6841*2^2047348+1 (616317 digits)
My 9654 found that one.
While you are getting all those composite candidates out of the way of your fellow primefinders, they in turn are getting all the puny non-t5k primes out of your way. ;-)Congrats to all you prime finders, seems I am just clearing the field of all the non-primes
<max_file_xfers_per_project>2</max_file_xfers_per_project>; it might go quicker with more xfers in flight. The files are small but numerous and the connection overhead therefore a significant part of the overall time needed for the transfers.nslookup says that I am just 14 hops away. (6 of them internal to my ISP, and another 4 of them internal to Hetzner.) You on the other hand need to ship your results over the Atlantic. :-PI am paying for 100/100. But here is one result (and I tried many times and they all do the same)Just a moment ago it took me 14 seconds to upload the fifteen result files of one task. Which is good, given my wonky Internet link. That's with the stock<max_file_xfers_per_project>2</max_file_xfers_per_project>; it might go quicker with more xfers in flight. The files are small but numerous and the connection overhead therefore a significant part of the overall time needed for the transfers.
www.primegrid.com is hosted at Hetzner. The datacenter is in Germany AFAIK, andnslookupsays that I am just 14 hops away. (6 of them internal to my ISP, and another 4 of them internal to Hetzner.) You on the other hand need to ship your results over the Atlantic. :-P
Maybe another Russian freighter slipped an anchor over a transoceanic cable? It's what they are doing here in the Baltic Sea as a pastime.
So, I set that to 10, and all my problems went away ! Thanks !!!!Just a moment ago it took me 14 seconds to upload the fifteen result files of one task. Which is good, given my wonky Internet link. That's with the stock<max_file_xfers_per_project>2</max_file_xfers_per_project>; it might go quicker with more xfers in flight. The files are small but numerous and the connection overhead therefore a significant part of the overall time needed for the transfers.
www.primegrid.com is hosted at Hetzner. The datacenter is in Germany AFAIK, andnslookupsays that I am just 14 hops away. (6 of them internal to my ISP, and another 4 of them internal to Hetzner.) You on the other hand need to ship your results over the Atlantic. :-P
Maybe another Russian freighter slipped an anchor over a transoceanic cable? It's what they are doing here in the Baltic Sea as a pastime.
You found a prime that factors an Extended Generalized Fermat number. Those are rare. As you might guess from the name, numbers that factor Generalized Fermat numbers are rarer, and numbers that factor real Fermat numbers are rarer still!And this one, but not really sure what it means. Something about it being a factor of a xGF or something.
Workunit 1170951442 : 7597*2^2048270+1 (616595 digits)
7597*2^2048270+1 is a Factor of xGF(2048269,7,3)!!!! (13435.766633 seconds) GFN testing completed for 7597*2^2048270+1
but... what does that mean?You found a prime that factors an Extended Generalized Fermat number. Those are rare. As you might guess from the name, numbers that factor Generalized Fermat numbers are rarer, and numbers that factor real Fermat numbers are rarer still!
From yesterday's update:T5k: Race to Remain/Regain (GFN16/PPSE)
On Saturdays, PrimeGrid member Omega is posting T5k progress versus PPSE progress there.