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@@ -170,3 +170,26 @@ beyond the 30-min readiness budget if the weight load is also cold, so the
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first live serve should use `--no-wait`; the aiden16 manifest flavor is a
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first live serve should use `--no-wait`; the aiden16 manifest flavor is a
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pending format; packed shards cost ~48 GiB/node (fits, but P3's LRU needs
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pending format; packed shards cost ~48 GiB/node (fits, but P3's LRU needs
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to know about them).
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to know about them).
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+## P2 live cutover — Mia packed Engram, decode 29 → 72-74 t/s
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+Cutover executed per operator decision: stop `dsv41-flash-4x-mia` → serve
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+with the [[staging]] block (`--no-wait` for the first pass). One bug hit —
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+the deployed release binary predated the `out_dir.mkdir` fix, the pack
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+aborted on missing dst (fixed by rebuild, serve relaunched; staging
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+resumed cleanly, nothing partial written). Pack took ~8 min/node for both
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+layers (~50 GiB/node from the NAS snapshot, 4 nodes in parallel); boot log
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+confirmed `Exact nvme Engram ... packed=True` for both layers and the
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+derived r0 range `[0,96001542)` matched the row-split math exactly.
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+Weight load dropped to 1320 s (vs 2060). **Decode c1 probes: 71.9 / 73.8 /
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+74.0 tok/s** — 2.5× the unpacked-NAS lane (29 t/s), closing most of the gap
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+to Mia's claimed 87.7 (rest is their 87.7-prose probe shape). This is the
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+measured proof of the staging thesis: a launcher feature, not a manual
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+script, moved a production metric.
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+Lane state after cutover: `dsv41-flash-4x-mia` live on 4nodes-switch,
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+packed engram at `/home/kilork/mia-state/engram` (~50 GiB/node, ledger
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+`<dir>/.sm121-staging-engram.json`), `DSV41_PACKED_DIR=/state/engram`.
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+Second serves verify-only (sampled row hashes) in ~2 s. Full bench of the
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+packed lane is the next measurement (note the harness-bias caveat when
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+comparing to the 169/184 EXL3 report).
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