Hi All, I downloaded the ggnfs executables from SourceForge a few weeks ago and was quite pleased to find that they worked perfectly, after I'd got factLat.pl...
For General NFS factorications, in which the polynomial selection tools are used to find a polynomial, these times are expected. The 8 hour C119 used Special...
... No, it was a GNFS factorization, see the log below. Somehow something went wrong with the timings. A negative sieving time for instance. Regards Sander ...
Ah...you're right. I wasn't paying enough attention. I just going on that 8 hours is about right for a C119 SNFS, but FAR too little for C119 GNFS. Sorry. ...
Hi, I dont anything about GGNFS and the some of the guides i looked at seem very advance. I have downloaded the Windows version of GGNFS and i have the key i...
Hi, Yesterday i ran into a few small problems with importing relations from another pc. I had done all (actually way to much) sieving on one pc on which i'm...
... This is becoming an FAQ jasonp Q: I don't know anything about factoring, so how do I use GGNFS to crack <insert massive number>? A: GGNFS cannot handle...
Jason Papadopoulos
jasonp@...
Dec 2, 2005 11:16 pm
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Hi, I'd like to thank those who responded to my previous enquiry. I hadn't even noticed the negative time in the ggnfs.log that was posted! Anyway, the c122...
I think the simple answer is using multiple. The majority of time is generally spent sieving. Distributed this portion across a network of 10 machines, 120...
Recently I am reading the programe entitled gnfs-lasieve4e.c which is included in the software of ggnfs.But the sieve thresholds puzzle me.So I ask for help...
Hi, I've been using 0.77.0 to factor GNFS numbers up to about C120. I've done black box approach only, i.e. factLat.pl, letting the script figure out all...
... I have a very good experience with the current snapshot. It is contiously running on 3 systems, and every composite so far have work perfect. Currently I...
... Do you mean the sieve_threshold variable in the lattice siever source? This looks like the log value that bytes out of the sieve must achieve before trial...
Jason Papadopoulos
jasonp@...
Dec 22, 2005 12:15 pm
1707
Using 0.77.0 on a GNFS C120 and grepping ggnfs.log for FF: [12/22 02:20:35] rels:7116912, initialFF:0, finalFF:551926 [12/22 04:01:06] rels:7260693,...
... The drop occurs the first time the finalFF reaches the requested target. At that time GGNFS starts to reduce weight by dropping ff:s with high weight. In...
thanks for your kindly instruction.But in gnfs-lasieve4e.c the process of computation the sieve_threshold value is, 1. partition the sieve rectangle into...
... time. JFYI, with recent CVS patches and some extra tricks I was able to process relations of total size 18GB over night. So procrels is nearly OK for data...
... And what is the supposed advantage of this? A slightly shorter matrix step? I have just had a drop of over 232000 ! after approaching the 926000 required...
Hello Bob, Tuesday, December 27, 2005, 1:19:38 PM, you wrote: BB> Can ANYONE tell me how to modify the source code to stop it ????? Look inside your factLat.pl...
Have you used parallel sieving on some independent computers? I think, you have two relations 'glued' into one... You can try to find and erase manually the...
... Hello Anton, Thank you, thank you, thank you. That worked very well and the factors came out perfectly: N = 83^89 - 89^83 (Note the MINUS sign) C166 =...
... No, I've only been using 1 machine for sieving. What did happen however is that I ran out of disk quota, so file rels.bin.0 may be corrupted. In fact,...
Hi, ... Assuming you have several rels.bin.X files, you should be able to retrieve the relations from the other bin files simply by renaming rels.bin.0 to...
Hi, I'm a student in informatics at the Universiteit Antwerpen. I'm working on a thesis concerning factorization. I've been testing ggnfs, and when I ran the...
Hello Derkinderen, Saturday, January 7, 2006, 10:56:53 PM, you wrote: DB> selection for rsa704 I received the following error: I don't think pol5 is suitable...
... I started with those numbers: I runned rsa100, rsa110, rsa120 sucessfully in 32bits and in 64bits. I am currently running rsa130 in both versions. I...
Hello bram_derkinderen, Monday, January 9, 2006, 1:53:01 AM, you wrote: b> where to start. I hoped someone here could give me some hints on how b> to start...