As known, Hugging Face splits large files. This program, on the other hand, merge all split files back into a single, large file.
GGUF Merge is a C# project built with Visual Studio specifically designed for merging '.gguf-split-' files into a unified '.gguf' file. This project requires .NET 8.0.
- Open File Explorer and locate any 'gguf-split-' file you want to merge.
- Drag the selected 'gguf-split-' file onto the program's executable file and wait for the process to complete.
- Open the Command Prompt (CMD).
- Navigate to the directory containing the program's executable file.
- Run the program with the specified 'gguf-split-' file as a command line argument. For example:
"GGUF Merge.exe" path_to_file
- Wait for the process to complete.
- Double-click the program's executable file to launch it.
- The program will prompt you to specify the path to the 'gguf-split-' file.
- Enter the path to the 'gguf-split-' file and wait for the process to complete.
Assuming your executable is named GGUF Merge.exe
and you have a 'gguf-split-' file named leviathan-720b.Q5_K_M.gguf-split-a
, you can use the following command in the CMD:
"GGUF Merge.exe" leviathan-720b.Q5_K_M.gguf-split-a
Executing this command initiates the GGUF Merge application, instructing the program to identify all files sharing both the identical name and the '.gguf-split-' extension. Subsequently, the application merges these identified files, unifying them into a singular '.gguf' file.
In essence, the provided command orchestrates the amalgamation of all 'gguf-split-' files into a cohesive '.gguf' file.
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