And we got more https://www.primegrid.com/stats_ww.php.
Congrats to Grzegorz Roman Granowski (again) and to Scott Brown !

And congratulations, Grzegorz!

One time ~24 hour update:

The first 1% of work has been generated.

and how far we've gone today ???

regards. Grzegorz Roman Granowski

We are re-evaluating that information and won’t have anything more to say on that topic until we have completed our analysis.

(So very mysterious!)

Dear Mr. Administrator ...

Thank You for information ...

we are waiting !!!

regards, Grzegorz Roman Granowski

Hi Grzegorz,

If you would like to know how far along we are at any given time, you can determine this from your task names. For example, one of your computers returned task ww_87315_0 recently, and that number "87315" is approximately equal to the start of the range searched in units of 10¹². If you want the exact start, subtract 2 from the task name, and to get that into units of "P" (10¹⁵) divide by 1000.

For the unit mentioned above, this corresponds to a start depth of 87.313P. The end of the search will be 4611.686P, so the task above is 1.89% of the way to the end of the project.

The Wall-Sun-Sun search will start searching new ranges (never tested on PRPNet) at 264.383P, so that task is 33.03% of the way to new Wall-Sun-Sun territory, and the Wiferich search will start searching new ranges (never tested on PRPNet) at 607.132P, so that task is 14.38% of the way to new Wieferich territory.

You can get the task number either by looking at one of your computers and looking at the highest task number you have, or by checking your WW task summary on the tasks summary page. They are arranged in descending order of workunit number, so the highest ones will be at the top. You might not have the highest task issued at any given time, but it will be so close that the error is nearly zero.

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Kellen