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 I'll be uploading the quantized .gguf sources I created as well if anyone wants them as a reference or for further work. 
 
 
+-= Llamafile =-
 
-It's over 4gb so if you want to use it on Windows you'll have to run it from WSL. 
+Llamafiles are a standalone executable that run an LLM server locally on a variety of operating systems including FreeBSD, Windows, Windows via WSL, Linux, and Mac. 
+The same file works everywhere, I've tested several of these on FreeBSD, Windows, Windows via WSL, and Linux. 
+You just download the .llamafile, (chmod +x or rename to .exe as needed), run it, open the chat interface in a browser, and interact. 
+Options can be passed in to expose the api etc. See their [docs](https://github.com/Mozilla-Ocho/llamafile) for details.
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+[Mozilla Blog Announcement for Llamafile](https://hacks.mozilla.org/2023/11/introducing-llamafile/)
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+Windows note:
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+If it's over 4gb and you want to use it on Windows, you'll have to run it from WSL. 
 
 WSL note: If you get the error about APE, and the recommended command 
 
 `sudo sh -c 'echo -1 > /proc/sys/fs/binfmt_misc/WSLInterop'` 
 
-doesn't work, the file might be named something else so I had success with 
+doesn't work, the WSLInterop file might be named something else. I had success with 
 
 `sudo sh -c 'echo -1 > /proc/sys/fs/binfmt_misc/WSLInterop-late'` 
 
 If that fails too, just navigate to  `/proc/sys/fs/binfmt_msc`  and see what files look like  `WSLInterop`  and echo a -1 to whatever it's called by changing that part of the recommended command.
 
 
-Llamafiles are a standalone executable that run an LLM server locally on a variety of operating systems including FreeBSD, Windows, Windows via WSL, Linux, and Mac. 
-The same file works everywhere. You just download, run it, open the chat interface in a browser, and interact. Options can be passed in to expose the api etc. 
-See their docs for details.
+FreeBSD note:
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+Yes, it actually works on a fresh install of FreeBSD.