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- `Running Qwen3.6 27B FP8 on Dankclaw`: had no banner at all and opened as a live how-to. Added the RETIRED banner (iGPU endpoint today is [[frank-dragoon]]), era-tagged the hardware table, and rewrote the "primary service now runs vLLM-ROCm with Ling CIRU INT4" production note, which was false by three fleet generations. - `ling-3.0-flash-vllm-plan`: "frank-dragoon is the Qwen3.8-27B PP head" -> past tense with the 2026-08-17 redo as the anchor and the live owner named. - `frank-redo-2026-08-17` banner: stripped restated live shapes that had already drifted (radiance 1.0.13, PrismML b10754 - the fleet runs 10777) and the 3090-provenance clause owned by the PP deployment page; banner is now locator-only (names + ports + links). Verified before cutting: 457.9 t/s and the ping-RTT figures are solo-held by Ethernet Bandwidth Math.md (no duplicate), so both scout-reported "duplicates" were kept. Refs: vault de-dup campaign, cluster C3.
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| guide | This page was the plan for a vLLM-ROCm deployment of `jcbtc/Ling-3.0-Flash-CIRU-int4-Strix-native` (INT4 W4A16, ~62 GB) on |
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2026-09-03 |
Ling-3.0-flash on Dankclaw — vLLM-ROCm Deployment Plan (never shipped)
This page was the plan for a vLLM-ROCm deployment of
jcbtc/Ling-3.0-Flash-CIRU-int4-Strix-native (INT4 W4A16, ~62 GB) on
Dankclaw. The deployment never shipped. The actual Ling work used the
llama.cpp Q6_K fork trial instead: ling-3.0-flash-trial.
The trial service (frank-dragoon-ling) was retired and disabled under the boot
policy on 2026-08-17, in the same redo that renamed frank-dragoon to the
Qwen3.8-27B PP head (frank-redo-2026-08-17). Two fleet generations later the
name belongs to the halogen flash-server endpoint (frank-dragoon). See git
history for the full decision table.