@Chuksdakingz: you can run Large LLMS on a USB drive or local hard drive platforms: mac, windows, linux and android models: > Gemma 4 …
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Guide on running large language models like Gemma 4, Qwen 3.5, and Gemma 2 on local devices via USB drive, no dependencies, only 8GB RAM required.
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you can run Large LLMS on a USB drive or local hard drive
platforms: mac, windows, linux and android
models:
Gemma 4 E4B Ultra Uncensored Heretic (~5.34 GB) Qwen 3.5 9B Uncensored Aggressive (~5.2 GB) Gemma 2 2B Abliterated (~1.6 GB) any downloadable huggingface model with .gguf weight
when you unplug the usb drive, you unplug the llm
no dependencies only 8GB of ram needed to run for 9B/16B models
the video is the guide to install it.
github:
my quant, learning from you dad
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