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We are continuing to extend DKMS support for existing distro releases, including some broader OS coverage....
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In fairness, OpenGL was like this maybe 20 years ago......
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Might be as soon as the next week or so, but will check on Monday....
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I initially read this as "it's more stable than Bridgman" and thought "yeah, true..."....
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It's not just "CUDA-to-something-different" though (like CUDA-to-OpenCL), it's "CUDA to portable C++ that runs on both environments"....Last edited by bridgman; 04-07-2018, 12:05 AM.
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Actually no - the CUDA to HIP/HCC part went pretty smoothly. What took the time (about 7 months between Tensorflow 1.3 and 1.7) was MIOpen, an open source...Last edited by bridgman; 04-06-2018, 11:15 PM.
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I am referring to the 18.10 packaged driver release - the one coming after 17.50:
https://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/Radeon...
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Ahh, that makes sense - thanks.
The 18.10 release (some time this month) should include an OpenCL implementation which does not require PCIE...
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Are you talking about a regression in 4.16 or a problem which has always been there ?...
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When you say "interesting part of lspci" is that without the boot parms ? Guessing it is because you are using radeon, just checking.
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I don't think I understand what you are asking - Vega chips are "ROCm supporting hardware".
Are you just asking about running a...
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Yep... the 68010 was the first part that was able to recover from a page fault, so with 68000 you could use an MMU but not use fault-based mapping. That...Last edited by bridgman; 04-03-2018, 07:15 PM.
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It's easy to forget that mainframe CPUs have been using speculative execution for decades. Pretty sure the IBM 360/91 used it back in 1964 - not sure...
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Ahh, you think they interpreted that as "all hardware supported by amdgpu" not "all hardware supported by DC" ?
I wondered...
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I don't think Michael said anything about amdgpu and GCN 1.0 - not aware of any change in defaults....
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