frank-default-small: use split-mode none on single-GPU dankserver
--split-mode graph requires >= 2 devices in ik_llama.cpp and errors hard
at model load on a single RTX 3090 ("It is not possible to use split mode
'graph' with less than 2 devices"), looping the service. Set SPLIT_MODE
=none (the default), which works with the --override-tensor CPU expert
offload. KB updated with the two-device requirement so we do not assume
graph degrades gracefully on one GPU.
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# KV cache: q8_KV with Hadamard transforms on K and V (requires a build with
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# GGML_CUDA_FA_ALL_QUANTS=ON + GGML_IQK_FA_ALL_QUANTS=ON; see the env file).
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#
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# Split mode graph + --override-tensor CPU expert offload. Per ik_llama
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# README, `--split-mode graph` + partial GPU offload can occasionally produce
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# incoherent output; the documented fallback is `-cuda graphs=0`. Smoke-test
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# after each model load.
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# Split mode is none: Dankserver has a single RTX 3090 and ik_llama rejects
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# split-mode graph with fewer than 2 devices (hard load error).
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#
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# Expert offload: the expert (FFN exps) tensors selected by the layer-bounded
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# --override-tensor pattern are pinned to CPU. Selected full-attention and
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