Pi 1 is too easy. My PicoLM [fork] already runs on it.
It also runs on MS-DOS 80386 2MB RAM, so...
And iPhone 1. And Digital UNIX.
I have a basement full of Pentium 4-Core 2 Quad machines lying around. Has anyone strung together machines of this era to make something work? I always imagined that even if I were able to provide something like 4-8GB of ram per box the token speed would be measured in tok/hr or something.
Raspberry Pis in general are too easy for this task they don't even need modifications, older iphones seem more interesting due to some work on comptability.
I was looking for the lowest claim in this thread, as I managed to get a nano LLM running in the ≈3mb of SRAM of an FPGA with zero DDR in the loop at 20k tok/s, but 2mb on a 80386, great job.
Have you got a write up for it?