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Pytorch binaries not working on arch4edu ROCm #26
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Which version of ROCm do you use? The log said cannot find |
I am not sure where to check, so I'll just send you the output from various commands, sorry haha Thanks! https://paste.debian.net/1269416/ |
Looks like I will have a try this weekend. |
Thank you!
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… Looks like Versión : 5.4.0-1.
I will have a try this weekend.
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Hello, I got around to building torch by myself and when I try testing it, this error pops up:
Same error I had with the python-pytorch-rocm package from my distro's repositories. Unfortunately I can't find anything online. I built torch from release/1.12 using python 3.8. I had to set BUILD_TEST=OFF otherwise I couldn't build, and I had to change many things on the source code since my GCC version is too new, for instance. PS: This is the script I'm testing torch with, I think I got it from you haha |
Closing this as now there is a gfx803-compatible pytorch package in Arch repos, last time I checked it was on [community-testing]. Using a pytorch package built from source is also possible, but it's trickier to accomplish because of gcc/g++ 12 and other Arch-specific issues. |
Hello, I installed the ROCm stack from arch4edu and it seems to be working (rocminfo detects my RX 580). However, upon installing and testing torch (installed from the wheels provided here), this error pops up.
I tried building torch myself but it didn't go so well, haha
I attempted to follow this but for instance, I don't seem to find the Arch equivalent of the packages installed by apt. Proceeding to build pytorch results in a bunch of errors, I couldn't really distinguish what the problem was.
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