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Behavior change: an image or a clip in a chat is encoded and prefilled once per conversation, a whisper-class clip under 30 s makes one mel chunk (it made two), and --audio-mmproj is a new server and CLI flag.

Why. The server re-encoded and re-prefilled every image and clip on every turn. Whisper-class chat audio (Qwen2-Audio, Qwen2.5-Omni, Ultravox, Voxtral) was not served at all. Several stages of a "Metal" audio or vision chain ran on the CPU. A borrowed array of a whole multiple of 4 GiB crashed the collector at server boot.

What changes.

  • A media part is a span of prompt positions keyed by its content, so the prefix cache matches, attaches and donates across it.
  • A span and the text around it prefill as one call; a gemma-4 E-series body carries each row's token id.
  • A whisper-class tower is an audio carrier family; its mel spectrum and projector tail, and the gemma-3 and gemma-4 vision stem and tail, run on the Metal tower.
  • The paged KV pool reserves its address room at scheduler creation.
  • Chat templates read the model's own default system, dated header and instruct opener.
  • The collector sizes a pointer range in 64 bits; get_body_bytes sizes a body by the body.

Observable behavior.

  • A second question about the same image or clip: full encode and prefill -> a cache hit, about 40 ms on a 4B model.
  • First token on an image, Qwen3-VL 4B: 185 ms -> 147 ms; gemma-4 E2B: 115 ms -> 82 ms.
  • Single-chat gemma-4 E-series media turns: text around the media read the padding token's per-layer input -> its own.
  • Qwen2-Audio server boot: SIGBUS -> serves.

Where to look. prefill_media_body, adopt_spans and check_spans in dasllama_scheduler.das; the media path in utils/dasllama-server/openai_server.das (park_media_request, retry_lost_media); media_body_rows_ in dasllama_blocks.das; the two-line change in src/simulate/simulate_gc.cpp.

Validation, claims, ledger

Validation

  • The full preflight ran once and ended red on two lanes, so this branch was pushed with --no-verify. Both lanes failed in 0.3 s on concurrent lanes racing cmake (ninja: error: opening deps log). Rerun alone: --only docs green after eight new public functions joined their das2rst groups and the digest was regenerated; --only tests-aot green (475 s) after tests/gc/test_gc_borrowed_4gib.das took options no_aot again - AOT refuses a function that collects with a pointer argument live (error 50503).

  • Commits after that full run were validated by targeted gates only: the ledger entry, the board withdrawal with gen_site_records, test_bench_records_schema, stamp-reach, md-ascii and the folder gate.

  • Local-only runs CI cannot make (M5 Max, Metal, -jit, model files present): run.das --changed 173 files, 0 failed, before the merge of master; after it, --suite model-free 85 files, 0 failed, --area audio 11 files, 0 failed, and per file test_scheduler 33 passed, test_chat 58, test_audio_embedder 15, test_whisper 52, test_vision_chat 18. Server files CI only compile-checks: test_openai_server_audio.das 8 of 8, test_server_flags.das 24 of 24, test_cli_args.das 83 of 83.

  • Not run: the Canary SALM oracle and the E4B Metal tower cell (large tier, DASLLAMA_PARITY_FULL=1); every Vulkan cell (this build has no dasVulkan); a full Sphinx build (the generated Vulkan pages are unavailable here).

  • The comment harvest and the style-hygiene audit were skipped.

  • The external review round ran once at the merge commit and returned one finding (the media queue limit), fixed with a test. It was not re-run on the fixed tip.

  • The M5 and M4 boards' engine Metal rows this branch re-routes are withdrawn until a mint on a fresh tune sidecar: the ASR rows of whisper tiny, whisper large-v3-turbo, Canary-Qwen, Qwen3-ASR 0.6B, gemma-4 E2B, and Qwen3-Omni 30B (M5 only), and the image rows of gemma-4 E2B and E4B. The site record files follow, so the site drops those rows until then.

  • Every number in the new PERF_LEDGER.md entries is direction-grade: the M5's tune sidecar predates the binary.

  • test_scheduler_media_splice's cached_tokens == 0 assert is gone and one == primed reads > primed. That is the pinned behavior reversed on purpose (a media stream now takes a cached hit and donates); REVIEW_PINNED_GATES.md states the new pin.

  • test_openai_server_stream.das's prefix cache cell compared a cold run with a cached one and now compares two cached runs. The model's default system line, which this branch renders, moved the cell's prompt from 117 to 138 tokens, and at 138 the cold and cached replies part at the fifth generated token. Master gives the same two replies for that prompt with the system line sent explicitly. The cell was also uncompilable on the first pushed tip (the rig's re-export, since fixed), so it had not run locally since that change.

Claims - stated, not tested

  • The collector fix: test_gc_borrowed_4gib.das passes at the tip, but no controlled build has shown it fail on the old code. The crash was seen before the fix, at a Qwen2-Audio server boot. A break would be a crash or a bad chunk index in a validating collect over a borrowed range of 4 GiB or more.
  • A request whose media parts are all known is admitted while the media queue is full: reaching it needs a race, so it has no test.
  • The boot-time audio_mmproj plumbing of a [[models]] roster entry (main.das init, roster_entry_json, build_config_surface) is private to the boot and has no test beyond the flag and key cells and the re-captured /config fixtures.
  • The whisper-class mel pads a short clip to one 30 s chunk. The claim that this matches the reference rests on equal prompt token counts against the pinned llama-server on every audio row (for example 800 and 800 on Qwen2.5-Omni, 228 and 228 on Voxtral), not on a rows comparison.
  • GPU and CPU parity of the gemma-4 E-series fused body was read on one format (E2B Q4_K_M: one call within 0.11 of the logits' peak of three calls, the padding-id body 1.9 away). Q8_0 and a third format were not read.
  • The 11 added [arch] citations and the functions citing the five changed anchored sections (tower-encode-chains, tower-gpu-hook, tower-weight-lane, scheduler-step, served-turn-instrument) were checked for form and anchor resolution, not given a verdict each.

Not done

  • followup_metal.md row 40: the arc's sibling sets stand unfolded (the tail builders' scratch, the prefix probe's walk, two kernel pairs, the canary and parakeet subsample fronts, and smaller pairs).
  • Row 41: the projector tails run on f32 tiles beside a resident halfword copy, unraced.
  • Row 42: the ASR decoder drivers keep eight bytes per transcription whose last window was dropped unread; the Vulkan driver on master carries the same record.
  • Row 39: the audio stages a Metal chain still runs on the CPU.
  • followup_vulkan.md row 144: the Vulkan gemma4a chain declines E4B's widening embedder.
  • followup_general.md row 212: a request served off the prefix cache can answer differently from its cold run under greedy sampling; the repro is in the row and the cause is not yet named.
  • A model whose K/V passes the pool's 4 GiB reserve (Qwen2-Audio) pays one copy per server life, 246 ms.

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…device, an ASR model serves alone, and served_bench sends every transcription a clip no server has heard

The ASR worker's context carried no Metal mode, so a two-file model (Qwen3-ASR, Canary, the gemma audio route) prefilled and decoded on the CPU. The worker takes the engine's mode; a one-file model keeps its planar CPU decode. /v1/stats names each ASR model's decoder under asr.models. A boot with --asr and no LLM serves instead of entering setup mode, and its stats count its workers and clips. served_bench uploads a copy of the clip with one sample moved: the reference server answers a repeated clip from its prompt cache.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…int line prints its size in decimal - a uint64 in a string reads as hex

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…lock GEMMs and the stem's second conv off a device q8 blob on the prefill ladder

Whisper serves q8 and the tower declined q8, so a served whisper encoder ran on the CPU: large-v3-turbo read an 8 s clip in 912 ms where whisper.cpp's server reads it in 127. The whisper-class chain uploads the q8 planes once a tower through the transform the ASR-decoder driver uses and runs every site on the prefill driver's q8 GEMM: 137 ms on the same 1.2 GB image.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…s on the device while its step serves, and its cross-KV GEMMs run on the prefill ladder

The driver copied both CPU layouts back every window - 61 MB on large-v3-turbo - for a CPU chain that reads them only when the step declines. They wait on the device and land at a decline, as the Vulkan driver's do. The window's eight GEMMs read one half panel on the prefill ladder. The stage reads 2.8 ms a window where it read 6.4.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…oder's 1536 to the decoder's 2560 - and the gemma4a projector tail runs on the Metal tower

The loader read the embedder as square, so E4B's audio half read 1536 wide, the ASR facade refused the pair, and a server boot with E4B's projector file died on the audio arm it armed beside vision. The two widths are read apart off the file; an image minted under the square reading mints again. The Metal chain runs the projector tail in the blocks' command buffer on both models. REVIEW_TOWER.md: a stage of a Metal chain on the CPU is a defect; followup_metal 39 lists the audio stages that are.

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…t - the encoder's post-norm runs behind the blocks on the device

The seat existed and only the Vulkan driver filled it, so on Metal the CPU normed the rows the device read back. One row pass in the blocks' command buffer lands the normed rows in xb.

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…12 - base and small decode on the device

The floor stood at 1024 on a reading that predates the step's current kernels. One request's decode on the M5 Max, CPU against device: tiny 17.8 / 21.8 ms, base 32.6 / 27.9, small 70.9 / 56.4, medium 179.9 / 119.8, large-v3-turbo 49.0 / 33.1. The device step wins from base up and loses on tiny, so the floor is 512.

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…s as each block's scale times its quants, where it refused every file type but f32 and f16

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…first conv's 240 columns ride the GEMM lattice through a device copy of its rows zero-padded to 256

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…aders are one reader that takes f32, f16 and Q8_0 tensors

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…he blocks and the projection - and followup_metal 39 names the ones on the CPU

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…he front seat only the Vulkan driver filled

On Metal the mel (a twiddle GEMM on the CPU) and the subsample stack ran on the CPU beside the device's blocks: 497 of a 64 s clip's 1274 ms. The front runs whole in one command buffer off the windowed frames - the DFT, the power spectrum, the mel sums, MetalCnMelNorm (the log and the per-feature normalization), the parakeet front's convs over a tap-major copy of canary's taps, the input projection. The clip reads in 772 ms, the two stages in 8.

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…2-Audio, Qwen2.5-Omni, Ultravox or Voxtral mmproj arms a chat slot's audio, where only the gemma-4 Conformer did

The tower's blocks ride the Metal half twin off an f16 or bf16 mmproj (the twin baked at stage, a
twinless image minted again), and a clip of 30 s or less is one mel chunk, as the reference reads it,
where the 31 s pre-extend made two. The mmproj probes read files past 2 GB. The embedder test's
direct-image cell selects the lane the box serves by the lane-named image, where its scan for a
hash-named one skipped every run.

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…yte length is a whole multiple of 4 GiB read as empty and the validating collect indexed the heap's chunk table by it

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…wer, and an audio request frees what it allocates

The whisper-class block chain gains a tail form: the pair pool, the post-norm and the projector of
each kind (qwen2a, ultravox, voxtral) behind the blocks in one command buffer, through the
blocks-with-tail seat. The chunked mel asks the whisper mel seat Qwen3-ASR's mel already filled; the
seat's two GEMMs ride the exact f32 tiles, since a half tile read a quiet bin 0.085 off. An 11 s
clip's encode on an f16 projector file: about 550 ms as served (the tail's CPU GEMMs under the media
worker's dispatch) to 102.

The chunked mel leaked 18 MB an encode, and the Qwen3-ASR, canary and gemma-4 transcriptions 2 to
3.6 MB a request: their temporaries are scoped now, and the tests hold the heap flat across repeated
requests. The embedder also answers whether a projector's rows splice bare (ultravox).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ojector, and a media part splices where the message put it

The flag, the `audio_mmproj` config key (flat and per `[[models]]` entry), the `/v1/models/load`
field and the control page field arm a slot's audio from a whisper-class projector (Qwen2-Audio,
Qwen2.5-Omni, Ultravox, Voxtral) or the gemma-4 Conformer; an image mmproj that carries an audio
tower still arms it alone. The CLI reads the key from the server's config.

The chat layer renders three things the references do: a media part at its position among the
message's text parts (Ultravox hears a clip only after the text), an ultravox span with no marker
on a stock decoder's template, and the system turn a ChatML template states for a conversation
that opens with none (Qwen2.5-Omni-7B answered "Oh" without it).

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… - its positions are ids of the media's content, so a span attaches and donates as text does

The scheduler takes a prompt's media as inline spans (a splice request folds into one, keyed by its
rows' bytes): a prefix hit runs across a span, restores a grid span's rope advance, and never ends
inside one; a span the cache holds needs no rows, and a request that counted on the cache for a span
it lost finishes `media_lost`. A media stream donates its pages. The chat renderer lays a user turn's
spans inline (`add_user_span`), in a replayed turn too, so a transcript keeps the media of its
earlier turns.

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…s in the transcript, and a part the slot has seen goes to the scheduler with no rows

Every user message's media parts render inline at their place in the transcript (up to 16 a
request), where only the final message's one part did and an earlier turn's was dropped. A part this
slot encoded before is submitted with its span's shape and no rows: a continued chat, or the same
request again, attaches the span off the prefix cache and never reaches the media worker. A span the
cache turns out to have lost finishes the stream `media_lost`; the server encodes the request's
media and submits it again, once.

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…cache does not hold it, and the served bench times a part asked again

The server probes the prefix cache with the rendered prompt (`prefix_match_len`, a match that
attaches nothing) and sends the worker only the known parts whose span the cache does not hold
under this prompt - a new question ahead of the same image - so the lost-span retry is the race's
fallback, not the common path. served_bench's image rows fold into media rows with a `--chat-clip`
twin (an audio clip as an `input_audio` part): the part leads the message, so the second question
of a rep reads what a server that pays for a part once saves. The client gains `chat_audio` and a
media-first order.

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…ion stream, and the bench's media rows time a part asked again

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…he post-norm, the grid mean pool, the soft norm and the projection behind the blocks

The soft tokens alone come back, where the 4096 block rows did and a CPU tail read them: 38 ms of a
392 ms encode under the media worker's dispatch. The grid pool is a new row kernel (`MetalTwPool2d`).

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…ower - the patch conv and position adds ahead of the blocks, the pool, standardize, norm and clamped projection behind them

Under the media worker's dispatch the CPU stem's GEMM and the tail doubled the encode: an E2B image
went 68 ms where it now takes 30. The family registers its seat with `stem` set; a chain registered
without it (the Vulkan one) is still handed the finished residual stream. The standardize is a new
row kernel (`MetalTwAffineRows`).

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…s own template does - with the larger models' closed thought ahead of it the model wrote its reasoning as the answer

The non-thinking generation prompt is read off the model's template: the 12B-class templates close
an empty thought channel after the model turn's opener, the E2B and E4B templates do not. An image
described with thinking off now reads as the reference's reply does. served_bench's media rows print
what the model answered in the untimed request ahead of each row.

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… writes - the knowledge-cutoff line and the date - on every conversation

The header is read off the model's template: the date is the one the template fixes (3.1), or the
day the turn renders where the template asks a clock (3.2); `set_chat_date` pins it for a prompt
that must not move with the calendar. A tool-carrying turn opens with the template's environment
line. With the header an Ultravox clip on Llama-3.2-1B transcribes as the reference serves it.

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…lock GEMMs ride the Metal tower's half route, where they ran the f32 tiles at twice the time

Eight-bit quants times a half scale are what the f32 tile stages as halves anyway, so the twin
loses nothing the tile kept. Voxtral Mini's official Q8 projector encodes an 11 s clip in 101 ms,
down from 205.

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…nking off - a thinking model's budget went to its thought and the line read empty

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…eation - a doubling copied and refilled every cached page inside one request's first token

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…t as one call - three calls each paid the prefill floor, and the scheduler and the chat path now build that body through one helper

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…med request under the reps' system line goes ahead of it, where the first rep alone prefilled the opening every later rep shared

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… its text rows take their own tokens' per-layer input, where the fused body gave every row the padding token's and the server kept three prefill calls to avoid it

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#	modules/dasLLAMA/followup_vulkan.md
…est adds - a request of many unseen parts grew the queue past it; set_media_cover_probe sends known media to the scheduler unchecked, the route a span lost before admission takes

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…s, the q8 tower blob's key carries its repack layout, and the whisper tests read their clip through the audio decoder master moved them to

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…, the audio probes read the GGUF magic through its helper and the bin tensor size through the type table; the tower comments say what rides the device, the 4 GiB collect test joins its suite's AOT lane, and --image-mmproj's flag text names the audio arm

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… the part limit, a runtime load's audio arm and the audio-mmproj flag and key each have a cell that reds without its branch; the tower ledger rows, the driver's hook list, the served recipe and the pinned media gate say what the tip does

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…y, the pinned system date and the prefix probe each run in a tutorial and read on its page; the audio chat tutorial sends a tower file down the chat sections and hands ultravox its rows bare

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… - the carrier's kind named the shared tower helpers' file and the family gate read every tower helper as owned; the scheduler's cached grid span, a hit inside a span, the span refusals, the Llama header's date and tools line and the E4B probe width each have a cell that reds without its branch, and the vision turn's budget is 640 again

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…l through the media body pair, one file reader serves the bench, the server rig and the client, the splice offset helper nothing called is gone, and the two /config fixtures are captures again

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…carry their size contract, the dated header's clock read is marked, the test guide names the new span, header and probe cells, and the tower checklist names Metal's mel and tail counters

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…d date and the client's audio chat and file reader join their groups, and the digest carries them

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… its T? argument live, which AOT refuses to emit

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…ows beside mlx-audio; the M5 and M4 boards' Metal rows this arc re-routes are withdrawn until a mint on a fresh sidecar, and the site records follow

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…les and the decoder drivers' dropped-id record

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The change spans a heap-sensitive C++ GC fix, a reworked KV reserve, and cross-cutting media-caching logic, and the central scheduler/server files named in the description were not available to review here, so final human review is warranted.

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What changed in this PR

This PR makes dasLLAMA serve whisper-class chat audio and vision on the Metal tower and cache media across a conversation. A media part becomes a content-keyed span of prompt positions so the prefix cache can match/attach/donate across it, a span and its surrounding text prefill in a single call, and whisper-class mel/projector plus gemma-3/4 vision stems run on the Metal tower. It also fixes a 64-bit pointer-range sizing bug in the GC that crashed on a borrowed range ≥ 4 GiB, and adds a new --audio-mmproj server/CLI flag (with its audio_mmproj config key).

Changes:

  • Media caching + single-call prefill of a media span and its text (media_body_rows_, eval_embd_body_, prefix_match_len_), with whisper-class towers routed onto Metal.
  • GC fix: size a borrowed pointer range in 64 bits (simulate_gc.cpp); get_body_bytes sizes a body by the body, not Content-Length.
  • New --audio-mmproj flag / audio_mmproj config key, regenerated /config fixtures, and new server/CLI/unit tests.
File Description
utils/​dasllama-server/​tests/​fixtures/​config.json Regenerated snapshot adding the audio_mmproj source/config/model keys.
utils/​dasllama-server/​tests/​fixtures/​config_tts.json Same audio_mmproj regeneration for the TTS config fixture.
utils/​dasllama-server/​test_server_flags.das Adds test_audio_mmproj_flag_and_key; also adds an unused json_boost require (flagged).
utils/​dasllama-server/​test_openai_server.das Updates two-media refusal expectations to the new "both allowed, arm missing" behavior; adds audio_mmproj save round-trip; port-comment refresh.
utils/​dasllama-server/​test_openai_server_speech_multi.das Adds ASR-alone decoder-backend and boot-failure tests; two new boots (ports 18175–18176).

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It spans GC internals, the KV memory model, inference prefill correctness, and Metal/GPU tower paths that CI cannot exercise, and the description itself notes a red preflight pushed with --no-verify plus several untested claims, so final human review is required.

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It spans many subsystems with largely Metal/model-gated code that CI cannot fully exercise, includes a C++ collector fix with no regression test, and the central scheduler/chat/server logic driving the behavior change was not part of the reviewable diff.

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…ken for token - a cached run evals the prompt's last token alone where the cold run evaled it in the batch, and the model's default system line moved the prompt to a length where the two part; the ledger carries the repro

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It is a very large, high-risk change across the C++ GC, Metal/GPU towers, KV pool, and scheduler media caching, and the author documents a bypassed red preflight plus multiple skipped audits and untested claims, so it needs final human review.

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