BlackSheep-24B
Seams like mradermacher queued it before me:
nico1 ~# llmc add -2000 si https://huggingface.co/TroyDoesAI/BlackSheep-24B
submit tokens: ["-2000","static","imatrix","https://huggingface.co/TroyDoesAI/BlackSheep-24B"]
https://huggingface.co/TroyDoesAI/BlackSheep-24B
Fri 28 Feb 2025 01:30:45 CET kaos BlackSheep-24B 44G ./BlackSheep-24B
https://huggingface.co/TroyDoesAI/BlackSheep-24B already in hfd.log
You can check for progress at http://hf.tst.eu/status.html or regularly check the model
summary page at https://hf.tst.eu/model#BlackSheep-24B-GGUF for quants to appear.
@niocboss In such cases, I usually bump the priority (and I did so with this right now). Just FYI, it's not something you can do (easily, yet).
@niocboss In such cases, I usually bump the priority (and I did so with this right now). Just FYI, it's not something you can do (easily, yet).
llmc add already does bump the priority unless a worker already picked up the model which unfortunately was the case here. I know there technically is llmjob edit in which I could likely change it on nico1, nico2 and rich1 but editing that manually seems somewhat scary and I prefer not to break the system. I would also prefer nano over vim due to it having syntax highlighting and me being mode familiar with it. But ideally there would just be a much easier way to edit the priority of models already pushed to workers.
somewhat scary and I prefer not to break the system.
Yes, it has limited safeguards. Yes, I do it all the time. Yes, occasionally I miss a way to adjust nice levels more easily. It's on the list.
I would also prefer nano over vim due to it having syntax highlighting
Not sure how to parse that sentence. Do you mean nano has no syntax hilighting(?) I think it has...
Anyway, you can instead llmjob lock slave, edit /llmjob/wdir/llmjob_slave.json elsewhere and then ^C or press enter llmjob. For the rare cases where this is needed.
Anyway, llmjob edit might now respect $EDITOR
Anyway, llmjob edit might now respect $EDITOR
Thanks a lot for implementing this! I can confirm that the following works and nano indeed has syntax highlighting reducing the possibility of me making syntactic errors:
EDITOR=nano llmjob edit
Is there something magical about this syntax hiliting that makes you reduce syntax errors? To me, it doesn't look particularly different than vim syntax hiliting.