Step 1: Running Your First Model
Once you've installed Ollama, running a model is as simple as executing a single command. In this example, we’ll run Llama 3.2, a powerful LLM, using the following command:
ollama run llama3.2
What happens next:
1. Model Download: If the Llama 3.2 model is not already downloaded to your system, Ollama will take care of fetching the model for you automatically. This step may take a little time, depending on your internet speed.
2. Model Execution: After the download completes, Ollama will spin up the Llama 3.2 model on your system and open a shell where you can start interacting with the model.
Simply type anything into the shell and watch the magic unfold. For instance, if I asked the following question:
"Explain the solar system in short,"
I received a response like below:
>>> Explain solar system in short Here's a brief overview of the solar system: **The Sun:** The center of our solar system, a massive ball of hot, glowing gas that provides light and heat to the planets. **The Inner Planets:** 1. **Mercury**: Closest to the Sun, a small, rocky planet with extreme temperatures. 2. **Venus**: A scorching hot planet with thick clouds of sulfuric acid and carbon dioxide. 3. **Earth**: Our home planet, a terrestrial world with air, water, and life. **The Outer Planets:** 1. **Mars**: A rocky planet with potential for water and life, located 140 million miles from the Sun. 2. **Jupiter**: The largest planet in our solar system, a gas giant with massive storms and numerous moons. 3. **Saturn**: Another gas giant, known for its stunning ring system and many moons. 4. **Uranus** and **Neptune**: Ice giants at the farthest reaches of the solar system. **Dwarf Planets:** Pluto, Eris, and other smaller bodies orbiting the Sun, but not large enough to be considered full planets. **Moons:** Many planets have natural satellites (moons) that orbit around them, including the Moon, which orbits Earth. This is just a brief summary of our solar system. If you'd like more information on specific planets or topics, feel free to ask! >>>
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