can't run in ollama 0.18.2

#7
by kuolung - opened

Error: 500 Internal Server Error: unable to load model: C:\Users\Owner.ollama\models\blobs\sha256-51ce67b6936e98b60abc4f61af79c3f5edd1610871818a917df55baae06d631b

C:\Users\Owner>ollama --version
ollama version is 0.18.2

Perhaps it's the Ollama model, Ollama tends to not like direct GGUF Qwen models with image support. [there is a similar issue with Qwen3-VL] {I believe some models run in Ollama's internal "new engine"}
$> ollama --version
ollama version is 0.18.0
$> ollama run fredrezones55/qwen3.5-opus:27b "In a sentence please discribe what this image is saying." ./s-going-soup.png

s-going-soup
Think:

The user wants a sentence description of the image's meaning.

1.  **Analyze the image:**
    *   **Text:** "That's it, you're going in the soup" in a gothic font.
    *   **Visuals:** A calico cat holding a wooden spoon, looking angry/aggressive. Next to it is a bubbling
cauldron over a fire.
    *   **Context:** This is a meme. The phrase "go in the soup" usually means failure or ruin, but here it's
taken literally in a witchy/horror context (like the cat is a witch brewing something). The cat looks like it's
about to cook someone or something.

2.  **Determine the meaning:**
    *   The cat is declaring that someone (or something) is about to be put into a cauldron.
    *   It's a threat.
    *   It combines the idiom "go in the soup" (meaning to fail or get into trouble) with a literal, scary
interpretation involving a witch's cauldron.

3.  **Draft sentences:**
    *   A cat is threatening to put someone in a soup pot.
    *   The image shows a cat holding a spoon next to a cauldron, saying "That's it, you're going in the soup,"
implying a threat to cook someone.
    *   This meme depicts an angry cat threatening to throw someone into a bubbling cauldron, playing on the
phrase "going in the soup."

4.  **Refine for the user's request ("In a sentence please discribe what this image is saying"):**
    *   The user wants to know *what the image is saying*. This implies interpreting the message.
    *   The message is a threat.
    *   "The image features an angry cat holding a wooden spoon next to a bubbling cauldron, delivering the
threat, 'That's it, you're going in the soup,' suggesting that someone is about to be cooked or punished
severely." -> A bit long.
    *   "An angry cat holding a wooden spoon threatens to throw someone into a bubbling cauldron with the caption
'That's it, you're going in the soup.'" -> Accurate and concise.

5.  **Final Polish:** Let's focus on the humorous/threatening aspect.
    *   "This meme shows an angry cat holding a spoon next to a cauldron, threateningly declaring that someone is
about to be cooked in the soup."

Let's try to capture the specific "saying" part.
"The image conveys a humorous threat where an angry cat, acting like a witch, declares that someone is about to be
thrown into a bubbling cauldron."

Let's go with a straightforward description of the action and text.
"The image depicts an angry cat holding a wooden spoon next to a bubbling cauldron, threateningly stating, 'That's
it, you're going in the soup.'"

Wait, the prompt asks "what this image is saying". It's asking for the *message*.
The message is a threat.
"The image is a meme depicting an angry cat threatening to cook someone in a cauldron, playing on the idiom 'going
in the soup' which usually means failing or getting into trouble."

Let's stick to a simple descriptive sentence that captures the essence.
"This image is a meme featuring an angry cat holding a spoon next to a bubbling cauldron, threateningly declaring
that someone is about to be put 'in the soup.'"

Let's make it punchy.
"An angry cat holding a wooden spoon threatens to throw someone into a bubbling cauldron, declaring, 'That's it,
you're going in the soup.'"

This covers the visual elements and the text.

Let's try one more angle. Is it referring to the movie *Harry Potter*? No, not specifically. Is it a specific cat
meme? It looks like a generic "angry cat" meme template but edited.

Okay, the best sentence is:
**"An angry cat holding a wooden spoon threatens to throw someone into a bubbling cauldron, declaring, 'That's it,
you're going in the soup.'"**

An angry cat holding a wooden spoon threatens to throw someone into a bubbling cauldron, declaring, "That's it,
you're going in the soup."

[Slightly over thought huh.]

$> ollama run fredrezones55/qwen3.5-opus:27b "Hello?"
Think:

Let me think through this carefully.

The question/task: Hello?

My reasoning: The most appropriate response is a friendly greeting. I'm here to help you with whatever you have in
mind!

Hello! πŸ‘‹

It looks like you may have just said "Hello?" or perhaps you intended to ask a question but didn't include it yet.

I'm here to help you with whatever you have in mind!

Whether you have:

  • A question I can answer
  • A problem you'd like me to solve
  • Something you'd like to discuss
  • A task you need help completing

Please feel free to share what's on your mind, and I'll do my best to assist you.

I can find the v1 on ollama.com, but is there a v2 uploaded yet?

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