2004-10-05 682,907 5,408
2004-10-04 677,499 3,521

5408 blocks in one day
That's about 2000 blocks above average.

Did someone worked on these 2000 blocks for a long time and released them yesterday ?

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2004-06-21 352,170 5,173
Looks like it already happened before.
It may be 3+ months of work from 1 Peg.
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[ Edited by cdfr on 2004/10/6 13:26 ]

[ Edited by cdfr on 2004/10/6 14:52 ]

Hey!
I've been crunching numbers for months, a few hours a day on my G3 (so, well, not much... but it's better than nothing!)

I'm just suddenly in doubt:
How do you "release" the blocks you've been crunching?
Simply by quiting the app?
JBB

If you use MUI GUI just "Update" from menu, it will send crunched blocks and fetch next batch. If you are running dnetc in a shell just use 'dnetc -update'. It should be all automatic however if you are always connected to the net when crunching, manual update is mainly for poor dial-uppers...

You can write an ARexx script to flush buffer when you go online.

Hi cdfr,

Quote:

Well, not necessarely.
An unused Peg1 can throw out around 40 blocks per day.
Meaning this would only take 50 days for those 2000 blocks.


Bye HAK

Anyone noticed AmigaOS/PPC is catching
up on us ?

MOS 1.5 Altivec !!! :)

That's my 'fault'... I was computing many weeks and I didn't get online very often...

Here is my history...

Bye, MarK.

Definitely not Your "Fault" MarK, its just a little moral booster!!!
Hopefully we can catch dosx86 by november, that will give us a reason
to crunch...


...Yes Altivec and Mos1.5 sooon, Please...


[ Edited by katos1 on 2004/10/7 23:14 ]