On Wed, Sep 23, 2026 at 06:12:28PM +0100, Stuart Henderson wrote: > On 2026/09/22 19:34, Guillaume MULLER wrote: > > I'm using llama.cpp for some projects. The version that is in the packages > > (for OpenBSD 7.9) is very old and cannot run most of the current models. > > > > So I downloaded and compiled the latest version from the official GitHub > > repository. It works perfectly fine without any modification (with just CPU > > support). > > > > I wanted to ask the maintainer to update the version, and I just noticed > > that it is in fact already in the ports! > > For this (and most other software that's in ports), if you want the > newest versions, you should run -current snapshots. Currently they're > pretty close to what will become 8.0 release. > > Sometimes updates are backported to the last -stable branch, though > this is more common where security or other important fixes are > involved - and usually not in cases where it's more difficult to do. > llama.cpp is in the latter category, updates often need newer libggml, > and there are a few other ports which depend on this. >
for this particular port you can just build it from github locally, it more less builds unmodified (usually, sometimes they race ahead of us a bit)
