Krystian Węgrzyniak

How about if you type in "proot-distro install altaera"? This might solve the issue. Unusual that the issue persists after reinstalling, I'll look into that

Oh, yes. The distro tarball is intended for "aarch64", which in fact is arm, but 64-bit. I'll see if I can implement the 32-bit one and I will let you...

Okay, so I've added the 32-bit distribution and from now on it should work for your architecture, though I'm not exactly sure if further dependencies have their 32-bit versions of...

Okay, the problem is bigger than it appears. Now I can remember why exactly I chose Artix Linux over Arch Linux as the PRoot Distro distribution - it's the fact...

Could you try and reinstall once again now? But make sure you choose to build your own KoboldCpp in the installation process when asked, so that you have it compiled...

Have you reinstalled with selecting "build your own KoboldCpp"?

If so, and the issue persists, then you could try logging into proot-distro "aelogin" >> "cd kcpp-ae" >> "make", wait until compiled, then "exit" >>"ae". Perhaps you have to compile...

Then, if you still won't be able to run it, I think you'd be better off getting help from the maintainer of KoboldCpp himself (LostRuins), either on his repository, or...

I have just included the option "Build your own KoboldCpp [No-Blas]" if you wanted to try it nevertheless, as a kind of last resort. But yeah, to me it does...

That's unusual, the instructions clearly tell the script to install python in the dependencies list. Could you try and install python outside of the proot-distro, just when you open Termux,...