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Where is ROCm 1.7 #270
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My guess, http://repo.radeon.com/misc/archive/beta/ is what's available for now. Hopefully Mr. G. Stoner can share some light on its progress for Ubuntu, perhaps waiting on update to be upstreamed for Kernel 4.15. Twiddling thumbs! |
Looks like 1.7 has landed!!! I can't wait to go home and try it. Edit: Typed wrong version number. |
We are rolling out Ubuntu today for ROCm 1.7 |
I did an "sudo apt upgrade" on top of my existing ROCm 1.6, Ubuntu 16.04.3 installation, and it broke it. Is the new ROCm 1.7 coming with a new kernel? (if so, how to install that) |
It is new driver that uses DKMS so you want clean ubuntu kernel to start with. |
Should I try an install on Ubuntu 17.10? is there a chance? |
If I do "apt install rocm", it attempts to install the kernel $sudo apt install rocm |
When I tried to upgrade on Ubuntu 16, my installation was broken. |
If I did an "sudo apt upgrade" on a good ROCm 1.6 (ubuntu 16.04.3), is there a way to roll back? to move back to ROCm 1.6. Otherwise I can't get any opencl on my Vega. |
[ 96.776676] BUG: unable to handle kernel paging request at ffffbc0bcf791000 [ 96.776770] Oops: 0002 [#1] SMP |
There are new install instructions when you install with DKMS, you will need to follow. They are just rolling these out now. Guy this is DKMS install you will need Ubuntu 16.04 standard kernel install which driver attaches to. Prior to any install, you need to execute the following commands: |
Where can I find the new installation steps? Maybe you can post them here in the meantime, if there's delay in publishing them. The thing is that a simple "apt upgrade" does break the good install, so probably you want to fix that too. "sudo apt clean all" ? doesn't seem to do anything. |
For my part, I'd be happy with even just a rollback to "good old" ROCm 1.6, which should fix my system. |
We archive all the release goto repo.radeon.com. You find 1.6.4 there
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For my part, I'd be happy with even just a rollback to "good old" ROCm 1.6, which should fix my system.
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OK thanks. It appears repo.radeon.com has also rolled-back to 1.6 (for now). |
I'm getting this error: Reading package lists... Done Looks like the repo hasn't been updated yet. |
It's up now. Really excited to try rocm!!! |
One. Check to make sure your user name is in the. “ gpu”Unix permisions group post install
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It's up now. Really excited to try rocm!!!
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@gstoner Thx for the heads-up I can already use Opencl without being in the group(which doesn't exist in my system), what should I expect to be in the group? I have created the gpu group and added my user into it. |
Here is the exact command sudo usermod -a -G video Sorry I was at Dinner with the Family downtown for event |
Ah! OK, I thought the group name was "gpu". I'll try again with "vdeo" and see what's changed. |
Here is the full command |
sudo usermod -a -G video "username" |
Looks like when using "<" username ">" without the quotes git was not displaying it. |
To add all users with bash-access to 'video': |
@gstoner, simply use back-quotes, then it looks like this: |
AMD Inverstors Relations release from Nov 13, http://ir.amd.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=74093&p=RssLanding&cat=news&id=2316438 talked about the "new ROCm 1.7":
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At SC17, AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) and its ecosystem partners announce immediate availability of a suite of new, high performance systems powered by AMD EPYC™ CPUs and AMD Radeon Instinct™ GPUs to accelerate innovation in supercomputing. AMD combines this broad portfolio with software, featuring the new ROCm 1.7 open platform with updated development tools and libraries, enabling complete AMD EPYC-based PetaFLOPS systems.
AMD EPYC and AMD Radeon Instinct performance is fully supported by the new ROCm 1.7 release. Expanding on the most versatile open source software platform for heterogeneous computing systems, ROCm 1.7 delivers math libraries and software development support using modern programming languages to unlock the power of GPU acceleration and other accelerators like FPGAs. The ROCm 1.7 release includes multi-GPU support for the latest Radeon™ GPU hardware, as well as support for TensorFlow and Caffe in the MIOpen libraries.
The foundation for heterogeneous computing strategies is in place through the new AMD technology solution set formed from EPYC, Radeon Instinct, and ROCm 1.7. The availability of the P47 platform and the release of ROCm 1.7 are milestones that demonstrate how optimization and innovation are thriving at the hardware level.
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