Its possible install AMD Rocm in slackware ?
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I presume it's windoze code, but there's source code. AMD thinks of these things.
Now, after you compile it (and I presume it's standard Ansi C code) you can tell us, can't you? I guess the source code is for MacOS & Linux. If you can't compile it, you can amuse us all by telling us what unhelpful errors it threw at you; and when we stop laughing, we'll make suggestions :-). |
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Did you even look at the link before you posted your babble? taken for the readme file: |
@linuxtinker,
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I took a quick look at the repository and do all of the packages in the main pool have to be installed or is there just one main package?
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Index of /rocm/apt/debian/pool/main/ |
I haven't tried it but you need to new 1.9 of rocm.
ROCm 1.9 is ABI compatible with KFD in upstream Linux kernels 4.17+, Upstream Linux kernels support the following GPUs in these releases: 4.17: Fiji, Polaris 10, Polaris 11 4.18: Fiji, Polaris 10, Polaris 11, Vega10 That means you need an 4.17+ kernel for compatibility with upstream AMDKFD preferably 4.18+. There was patches for AMDKFD for the linux kernel but it didn't end up in 4.19 so it will hopefully be in the kernel after that. https://lists.freedesktop.org/archiv...st/025719.html Code:
ROCm 1.9 is ABI compatible with KFD in upstream Linux kernels. |
Looking at the AUR PKGBUILD for rocm, it looks like you could install it and its two dependencies using quite the slew of commands:
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# Compile hsakmt-roct (dependency) EDIT: The dependencies were set to use the 1.8.x branch and the ROCM is set to use master. All were last updated in the AUR in June and I see they have 1.9.x branches out now, so the commands might need some tweaking if they need the newer branch. EDIT2: Based on Nille_kungen's post below, I've updated the checkout commands to get 1.9.x |
The 1.8 was never meant to be run on anything else then the distribution it was released for RHEL/CENTOS.
One of the biggest news with the 1.9 release is that it isn't as distro centric as the 1.8. It was possible to get rocm 1.8 running on various distribution by patching in the missing parts for kernel drm and so on but i think there was things that wasn't working. Anyone trying to run rocm should look at 1.9 och leave the older 1.8 to history, to bad i don't have any supported hardware else i would try it out myself. |
Thanks for the heads up. I've updated the commands to checkout the 1.9.x branches.
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Hi , thanks bassmadrigal for commands , i need change little line , because directory changes ..
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Thanks one more time, at least build fine , tomorrow i go to test the package. |
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