Zorix Nano 0.8B GGUF

--- language: - zh - en - it license: apache-2.0 library_name: zorix-gguf-run tags: - zorix - zorix-nano - zorix-gguf-run - gguf - linux - debian - ubuntu - android - termux model_name: Zorix Nano 0.8B --- # Zorix Nano 0.8B Zorix Nano 0.8B is a compact multilingual language model developed by Zorix. - Official website: https://zorix.it - Developer: Zorix - Architecture: `zorix-nano` - Parameters: approximately 0.8B - Format: GGUF - Quantization: Q5_K_M - Languages: Chinese, English and Italian ## Runtime requirement This model is officially supported only by: ```text Zorix GGUF Run The model uses the custom architecture identifier: general.architecture = zorix-nano It is not designed for standard third-party GGUF runtimes. Unsupported applications include: - llama.cpp - Ollama - LM Studio - GPT4All - Transformers - Other standard GGUF applications Third-party runtimes may report: unknown model architecture: zorix-nano Use this model Supported platforms Platform| Architecture| Status Linux| ARM64 / AArch64| Supported Debian| ARM64 / AArch64| Supported Ubuntu| ARM64 / AArch64| Supported Android Termux| ARM64| Supported with Android runtime Linux x86_64 / AMD64| Not currently supported| Windows| Not currently supported| macOS| Not currently supported| Linux ARM64 installation This installation method supports ARM64 Linux distributions using glibc, including Debian and Ubuntu. Install required tools: sudo apt update sudo apt install -y curl ca-certificates libgomp1 Create the Zorix directories: mkdir -p "$HOME/.zorix/bin" mkdir -p "$HOME/.zorix/models" Download the Linux ARM64 runtime: curl -L \ "https://huggingface.co/Zorix-official/Zorix-Nano-0.8B-GGUF/resolve/main/runtime/linux-arm64/zorix-runtime-linux-arm64" \ -o "$HOME/.zorix/bin/zorix-runtime" Download the Zorix GGUF Run launcher: curl -L \ "https://huggingface.co/Zorix-official/Zorix-Nano-0.8B-GGUF/resolve/main/runtime/linux-arm64/zorix-gguf-run" \ -o "$HOME/.zorix/bin/zorix-gguf-run" Make both files executable: chmod +x \ "$HOME/.zorix/bin/zorix-runtime" \ "$HOME/.zorix/bin/zorix-gguf-run" Download Zorix Nano: curl -L \ "https://huggingface.co/Zorix-official/Zorix-Nano-0.8B-GGUF/resolve/main/zorix-nano-0.8b-q5_k_m.gguf" \ -o "$HOME/.zorix/models/zorix-nano-0.8b-q5_k_m.gguf" Add Zorix GGUF Run to the current shell: export PATH="$HOME/.zorix/bin:$PATH" To make the command available permanently: echo 'export PATH="$HOME/.zorix/bin:$PATH"' >> "$HOME/.bashrc" source "$HOME/.bashrc" Check the installation: zorix-gguf-run --version Start interactive mode: zorix-gguf-run Run a single prompt: zorix-gguf-run -p "你好,请介绍一下你自己。" Italian example: zorix-gguf-run -p "Ciao, presentati brevemente." English example: zorix-gguf-run -p "Introduce yourself briefly." Custom options -m, --model PATH Select a Zorix GGUF model -p, --prompt TEXT Send a prompt -t, --threads N Set CPU thread count -c, --context N Set context size -n, --tokens N Set maximum output tokens --temp NUMBER Set generation temperature --no-chat Disable conversation mode -v, --version Show version -h, --help Show help Example: zorix-gguf-run \ -p "Explain artificial intelligence simply." \ -t 4 \ -c 2048 \ -n 256 \ --temp 0.7 Android and Termux The Linux runtime cannot run directly in native Android Termux because Linux uses glibc while Android uses Bionic. Android users must use the separate Android ARM64 edition of Zorix GGUF Run located under: runtime/android-arm64/ Do not install the Linux ARM64 executable directly in native Termux. Runtime files File| Description "runtime/linux-arm64/zorix-runtime-linux-arm64"| Linux ARM64 inference runtime "runtime/linux-arm64/zorix-gguf-run"| Linux ARM64 launcher "zorix-nano-0.8b-q5_k_m.gguf"| Zorix Nano Q5_K_M model "config.json"| Model information "LICENSE"| Repository license Runtime dependencies The Linux ARM64 runtime dynamically uses: - GNU C Library ("libc6") - GNU C++ Standard Library ("libstdc++6") - GNU OpenMP Runtime ("libgomp1") - GCC Runtime Library ("libgcc-s1") For Debian and Ubuntu: sudo apt install -y libc6 libstdc++6 libgomp1 libgcc-s1 Intended use Zorix Nano may be used for: - Local conversational assistance - Offline text generation - Lightweight multilingual tasks - Educational demonstrations - Research and development - ARM64 Linux experiments Limitations Zorix Nano may: - Generate inaccurate information - Misunderstand complex instructions - Produce repetitive output - Perform worse than larger models - Generate biased or unsuitable content Important output should be reviewed before use. The model is not a replacement for qualified medical, legal, financial or safety professionals. License This repository is distributed under the included license. Zorix GGUF Run contains applicable third-party open-source components and notices. Developer Zorix Official website: https://zorix.it Model repository: https://huggingface.co/Zorix-official/Zorix-Nano-0.8B-GGUF