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New function request: Manually load the model #2
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model for chrome should be under 'C:\Users\XX\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome SxS\User Data', according to relevant chromium issue(https://issues.chromium.org/issues/339471377), gemini nano on device used to have whitelist, wondering whether such whitelist is still a thing. Histogram in my chrome shows that:
GPT says such log indicates insufficient space on my disk, but I do have more than 40g remaining. Don't know what's the problem. |
Optimization Guide On Device Model is missing for me too. @lightning-joyce , could you please share the component |
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Click check for update on all the options in chrome://components/ from start to end, this somehow worked and showed optimization-guide-on-device-model, which then needs to be updated. and restart |
@VineshReddy @VineshReddy @Tuoris Optimization Guide On Device Model is missing for me too. But I solve it. Try to change chrome language to "English", and refresh the "chrome://components/" or relaunch the browser, the Optimization Guide On Device Model will show |
Hi, I found an internal page that might be able to manually load the model (chrome://on-device-internals/).
As I can't find a way to make the 'Optimization Guide On Device Model' option appear in chrome://components, I can't test that out myself.
I'm wondering if there's any way you might be able to perhaps provide a copy for the Gemini nano model so that users may load manually.
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