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Here are the issues I'm currently having. |
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1. Grub2 menu DOES NOT ACCEPT KEYBOARD INPUT! |
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-- Upgraded my ram to 64gb, couldn't run memtest because grub2 is broken. |
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2. My current combination of Linux-Headers-5.2, kernel 5.2 and nvidia |
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drivers is UNSTABLE and crashes X11 to command line when the steam |
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client updates itself, breaking my long running number theory code, lost |
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about 2 days of work so far. Actually, when this happens the command |
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line is garbled and I have to issue "reset" to gain control again. |
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(current status: |
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0x1b39b15000000000000000000000000000000000 |
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220102120012110100111001221102210220020212112012022020002010201222120120022111112110220000200210212_3 |
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) |
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When either of those numbers rolls over, the program will leave the |
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inner loop and the outer loop will increment, the problem essentially |
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grows exponentially and will run very fast for small i, but when it gets |
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up to 49.... well it takes many months...) A threadripper might be able |
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to handle the i=50 block, I don't expect to find a number until the i=51 |
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block... The last number I found is: |
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24014998963383302600955162866787153652444049 |
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The weird thing is that all the numbers this code has found were done |
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with a Phenom II, 1090T. My Ryzen 1800x hasn't found a single new number |
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despite being 3x faster. |
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Clowns feed off of funny money; |
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Funny money comes from the FED |
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so NO FED -> NO CLOWNS!!! |
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