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remove mention of specific models, fix typographical slipup
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This error means the model's architecture is not supported by the version of
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llama.cpp that the current LLamaSharp backend is built against.
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The most common cause is using a model that was released after your installed
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version of LLamaSharp. Newer model families (e.g. Gemma, Qwen)
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require a backend built against a newer llama.cpp commit.
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The most common cause is using a model that was released after your installed version of LLamaSharp. Newer model families require a backend built against a newer llama.cpp commit.
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**Solutions, in order of preference:**
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1. **Update LLamaSharp** to the latest version and reinstall the matching backend
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package. Check the version table at the bottom of the README to confirm which
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model families are verified for each release.
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1. **Update LLamaSharp** to the latest version and reinstall the matching backend package. Check the version table at the bottom of the README to confirm which model families are verified for each release.
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2. **Check the model's publishing date** on Hugging Face. If it predates your
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LLamaSharp version, the architecture may not yet be supported - open an issue
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on the repository to request support.
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2. **Check the model's publishing date** on Hugging Face. If it was published after your LLamaSharp version, the architecture may not yet be supported - open an issue on the repository to request support.
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3. **Compile the compatible llama.cpp build yourself**, then point LLamaSharp to it with NativeLibraryConfig.All.WithLibrary()
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