I'm on a shared DGX-H200 that unfortunately does not have current gcc-toolset-13, and I cannot update it. When I build my local version of llama.cpp I have to set cmake flags to disable all AVX instructions. I'm installing unsloth-studio via the single script:
curl -fsSL https://unsloth.ai/install.sh | sh
How do I modify the build config of the llama.cpp within the install ?
My wife is a brand new beekeeper this season. I like to experiment with machine learning. I'm not saying this project is very useful but it was great fun to do! I have an HD cam on order to zoom in on individual bees and I've already trained another ML model to detect mites. Does anyone else have interest in ML? [ location southeastern mass ]
I've inherited the IT at a small non-profit and I'm slowly understanding their old hardware and layout. Basically a flat 10.0.1.* set of Win10 and now Win11 desktops. This is serviced by comcast business. From the ingress it goes into a Fortinet 30e that feeds the building via a tangled mess. None of that matters and I'll jump straight to the problem which is a download speed of about 5 Mbps. This was working fine until a recent cyber event.
I connect directly from the comcast modem to my laptop and I get 660 Mbps download speed. Great.
I disconnect the LAN side of the fortinet to the rest of the building and I connect my laptop directly to the LAN side. I'm the only connection. I run the speed test again and get 5 Mbps or less.
I reboot the fortinet. same thing. So it must be the fortinet.
I log onto the console and I see the CPU idling, I confirm link is 1000mbps, I see nothing obvious in any status, and in fact most logs are empty. DNS on fortinet is 8.8.8.8. I know little about this device. Would you just factory reset it?