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* [[User:Mystro256|Jeremy Newton]] (ROCm related) | * [[User:Mystro256|Jeremy Newton]] (ROCm related) | ||
* [[User:Fschwarz|Felix Schwarz]] (currently busy with certbot, borgbackup, WeasyPrint) | * [[User:Fschwarz|Felix Schwarz]] (currently busy with certbot, borgbackup, WeasyPrint) | ||
* [[User: | * [[User:fed500|Benson Muite]] | ||
Please add your name above if you want to help. | Please add your name above if you want to help. |
Revision as of 05:52, 29 June 2022
Heterogeneous Computing Special Interest Group
Mission
To encourage the packaging and accessibility of heterogeneous computing projects in Fedora and EPEL. This includes machine learning, OpenCL, and scientific computing.
Members/Packagers/Reviewers
- Jeremy Newton (ROCm related)
- Felix Schwarz (currently busy with certbot, borgbackup, WeasyPrint)
- Benson Muite
Please add your name above if you want to help.
Tasks
- Package and make HC related projects more accessible to users (such as OpenCL, AMD's ROCm HIP, Intel oneAPI, etc.)
- Document installation, packages, and general use cases
- Translation of wiki pages and documentation (if applicable)
AMD's ROCm (OpenCL/HIP)
Package status
Below is a list of ROCm packages with their status. If something isn't packaged in Fedora or EPEL, feel free to take it!
This reference might be helpful for those attempting to package: https://gist.github.com/cgmb/edb7b790ab55681fb2ba5385ee02489b
Installation
Setup
For non-root usage, the user must be added to the vendor group:
sudo usermod -a -G vendor myusername
To check for rocm support of the running HW, install and run rocminfo:
sudo dnf install rocminfo rocminfo
TODO: Update once rocm-opencl or rocm-hip is added into Fedora/EPEL