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westtexasfish released this
2026-08-15 02:32:24 -05:00 | 0 commits to master since this releaseResource-evidence correctness release. This supersedes
0.2.1-jrich-4.Fixes:
- whole-device GPU memory is labeled as device-scoped; a pre-execution baseline and observed device deltas are recorded without claiming process attribution;
- local run disk evidence is refreshed after the client and retraining bundles are written;
- unmeasured local evaluation values are null with an explicit
not_measuredstatus instead of fabricated durations and zeros; - hardware guidance is now 8 GB VRAM, 8 CPU cores minimum / about 16 recommended for the measured completion time, 32 GB RAM, and 40 GiB free.
Downloads:
- Linux x86_64 / WSL2:
jrich-wakeword-trainer-0.2.1-jrich-5.tar.gz - Windows with WSL2:
jrich-wakeword-trainer-0.2.1-jrich-5.zip trainer-release-v1.jsonrecords immutable runtime and archive hashesSHA256SUMSverifies every release asset
The launcher pulls the public runtime by immutable digest:
git.jimandkrista.com/jr-public/jrich-wakeword-training@sha256:e5854a420060c897d192cd6bb3d85fba079a521587ebc1f627691058fa34fd8aThe exact image and archives passed non-root/read-only, checksum, metadata, permissions, and archive-only import gates. User phrases, generated speech, checkpoints, and ONNX outputs remain local.
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2026-08-14 13:33:24 -05:00 | 0 commits to master since this releaseWSL/Linux portability and setup-integrity release. This supersedes
0.2.1-jrich-3.Fixes:
- setup, preflight, and training run as the invoking WSL/Linux UID:GID;
- legacy root-owned trainer cache/work files receive a narrowly scoped offline ownership repair;
- setup downloads commit-pinned Hugging Face snapshots, verifies offline completeness, and checks explicit singleton sizes/SHA-256 values before sealing;
- image and archive modes are deterministic and non-root-readable;
- archive-only imports work from any working directory;
- Windows users can start with
start-windows.cmd, with documented process-only PowerShell policy handling.
Downloads:
- Linux x86_64 / WSL2:
jrich-wakeword-trainer-0.2.1-jrich-4.tar.gz - Windows with WSL2:
jrich-wakeword-trainer-0.2.1-jrich-4.zip trainer-release-v1.jsonrecords immutable runtime and archive hashesSHA256SUMSverifies every release asset
The launcher pulls the public runtime by immutable digest:
git.jimandkrista.com/jr-public/jrich-wakeword-training@sha256:940abc406888079c33778b0c8c34ff594b97998a3ab1c7a09faa9acf4e3d6781Requirements remain Docker plus NVIDIA Container Toolkit, an NVIDIA GPU (12 GB VRAM recommended), 32 GB RAM recommended, and at least 40 GiB free. First setup downloads approximately 17 GB of reusable assets.
The final image, tar, and ZIP passed non-root UID 12345 release gates. User phrases, generated speech, checkpoints, and ONNX outputs remain local.
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2026-08-14 05:13:10 -05:00 | 0 commits to master since this releaseCorrected public launcher release for Local Training Experiments. This supersedes 0.2.1-jrich-2; the extracted
start.shpath is now covered by an archive-level smoke test.Downloads:
- Linux x86_64 / WSL2:
jrich-wakeword-trainer-0.2.1-jrich-3.tar.gz - Windows with WSL2:
jrich-wakeword-trainer-0.2.1-jrich-3.zip trainer-release-v1.jsonrecords the immutable runtime and archive hashesSHA256SUMSverifies every release asset
The launcher automatically pulls:
git.jimandkrista.com/jr-public/jrich-wakeword-training@sha256:cef5b1e769a6160bbde69f67df76f0b865f02c27794a3da096398c18cc9a3c2fRequirements: Linux or Windows/WSL2, Docker with NVIDIA Container Toolkit, NVIDIA GPU (12 GB VRAM recommended), 32 GB RAM recommended, and at least 40 GiB free. First setup downloads approximately 17 GB of reusable LiveKit assets.
The client bundle produced by training is the recommended package for another project. The retraining bundle is private, large, and unnecessary for clients.
User phrases, generated speech, checkpoints, and ONNX outputs remain local. The public runtime and launcher contain no user data or credentials.
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- Linux x86_64 / WSL2:
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2026-08-14 05:03:30 -05:00 | 1 commits to master since this releaseSuperseded by 0.2.1-jrich-3. The jrich-2 archives have an incorrect start.sh path after extraction; use the latest release instead. The files remain available only so published hashes and history are not rewritten.
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