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clinfo segfault with 3.7 #1219
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Yes, weird. Probably GPU or kernel specific. Works for me in general on:
and kernel 5.7.6. Both |
Yeah it's the Embedded V1404I. Nothing but trouble with it and getting official drivers to work. |
Could be caused by ROCm/ROCclr#17 |
I'm getting similar clinfo error with kernel 5.4 and ROCm 3.7 or 3.8 on APU Ryzen 7 PRO 2700U (Raven Ridge) (in my case, most details of backtrace are hidden due to missing debug option in my Gentoo build, but the rest agrees). The issue can be solved by downgrading ROCm to 3.1, 3.3 or 3.5 (kernel 4.19 works also with 2.10; Gentoo ebuilds are posted at justxi/rocm#172). It might be related to the older versions of ROCm still using "HSA approach", instead of "dGPU approach" of the newer versions, see bridgman's post on Phoronix. But if the patch of @faust3 solves the problem, it would be great (I haven't tested it yet). BTW, has anybody managed to run ROCm OpenCL on APU Renoir? For my Ryzen 7 PRO 4750G, rocminfo runs fine, but clinfo perodically crashes the amdgpu driver packed with kernel 5.8.11 (and occasionally hangs the whole system); while with kernel 5.7.19, clinfo just hangs in the middle of listing (and can be cleared by Ctrl+C). Similar things happen for OpenCL programs (without any useful calculation done). There are also some errors with sclk reporting through |
Hi @ckoehler |
Followed the install instructions, getting this backtrace.
Kernel:
Ubuntu 18.04.05:
Installed ROCM packages:
rocminfo
:Any ideas?
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