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by the new prst app. There are some issues with similar CPUs and Riesel Bases (-1), Sierpinski Base is fine:
1 (0x1) Unknown error number The gwnum must have a bug, already reported to the dev. If you have such errors with these CPUs, disable work for -1 bases until this is fixed. | |
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I am glad it is just GWNUM (or the Intel CPU design itself?) that is at error here, it happened just when I added some extra libraries for multiple and arbitrary precision on my J5005.... | |
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I am glad it is just GWNUM (or the Intel CPU design itself?) that is at error here, it happened just when I added some extra libraries for multiple and arbitrary precision on my J5005.... must be something in gwnum lib, +1 bases are fine, something with FFT length I think. | |
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by the new prst app. There are some issues with similar CPUs and Riesel Bases (-1), Sierpinski Base is fine: Just a hunch: You do know that these CPU's have a thing in common? No L3 cache. If your code for -1 bases explicitely makes use of L3 cache than they will fail. | |
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by the new prst app. There are some issues with similar CPUs and Riesel Bases (-1), Sierpinski Base is fine: Should work, +1 did, if Iam getting a chance to compile the latest prst source with gwnum 30.18 to test then I will know more, no feedback from the dev yet. | |
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https://srbase.my-firewall.org/sr5/download/PRST-11-test.zip prst.exe -boinc -fermat "13288*96^204730-1" | |
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Not sure if this host (Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU N2940 @ 1.83GHz [Family 6 Model 55 Stepping 8]) was affected but I've run the prst-11-test app and here are the results. C:\Users\anand\Downloads\PRST-11-test>prst.exe -boinc -fermat "13288*96^204730-1"
15:12:39 (4712): Can't open init data file - running in standalone mode
PRST version 11.0.1278, GWnum library version 30.19
Using FFT length 160K, Pass1=640, Pass2=256, clm=4.
Fermat probabilistic test of 13288*96^204730-1, a = 3, complexity = 1360059.
13288*96^204730-1 Gerbicz-Li check enabled, L2 = 302*279.
13288*96^204730-1 is not prime. RES64: EDDE501C3B66633F, time: 21984.9 s.
21:19:24 (4712): called boinc_finish(0) | |
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Not sure if this host (Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU N2940 @ 1.83GHz [Family 6 Model 55 Stepping 8]) was affected but I've run the prst-11-test app and here are the results. You could try to run prst v10 too so we know it. | |
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You could try to run prst v10 too so we know it. Is this as simple as downloading the executable from https://github.com/patnashev/prst/releases/tag/v10.0 and running the same command? I see there's a v10.1 as well. | |
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You could try to run prst v10 too so we know it. yes, all with gwnum30.12, I think the issue came from there and gwnum30.19 fixed it. | |
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I downloaded and tried running prst v10.0 and v10.1 from the Github releases however didn't see any output. The "unknown option -boinc" was printed immediately but it continued to run and I left it running overnight but there was nothing printed when I checked it in the morning. C:\Users\anand\Downloads\prst-10.0-win64>prst.exe -boinc -fermat "13288*96^204730-1"
Unknown option -boinc.
C:\Users\anand\Downloads\prst-10.1-win64>prst.exe -boinc -fermat "13288*96^204730-1"
Unknown option -boinc. | |
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I downloaded and tried running prst v10.0 and v10.1 from the Github releases however didn't see any output. The "unknown option -boinc" was printed immediately but it continued to run and I left it running overnight but there was nothing printed when I checked it in the morning. It was the standalone version, try this prst.exe -d -fermat "13288*96^204730-1" | |
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Thanks. Looks like my CPU was not affected. Both 10.0 and 10.1 versions completed fine. C:\Users\anand\Downloads\prst-10.0-win64>prst.exe -d -fermat "13288*96^204730-1"
Using FFT length 160K, Pass1=640, Pass2=256, clm=4.
Fermat probabilistic test of 13288*96^204730-1, a = 3, complexity = 1348154.
13288*96^204730-1 is not prime. RES64: EDDE501C3B66633F, time: 10090.4 s.
C:\Users\anand\Downloads\prst-10.1-win64>prst.exe -d -fermat "13288*96^204730-1"
Using FFT length 160K, Pass1=640, Pass2=256, clm=4.
Fermat probabilistic test of 13288*96^204730-1, a = 3, complexity = 1348154.
13288*96^204730-1 restarting at 0.1%.
13288*96^204730-1 is not prime. RES64: EDDE501C3B66633F, time: 10086.1 s. | |
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Thanks. Looks like my CPU was not affected. Both 10.0 and 10.1 versions completed fine. You can run a -1 base on SRBase, to be sure. | |
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You can run a -1 base on SRBase, to be sure. Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean. Is this a specific application/ subproject in SRBase? | |
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You can run a -1 base on SRBase, to be sure. A Riesel Base app, currently R190 is short. | |
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Thanks, will give it a try when there's work available. | |
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Thanks, will give it a try when there's work available. You can get Riesel Base - short work now. | |
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Still 1 (0x1) Unknown error number | |
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Still 1 (0x1) Unknown error number Sierpinski Bases +1 should work but cant find any output on prst11 test? | |
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