Hi all,
I'm currently trying to set up a new workstation and wanted to enable
OpenCL for future use.
GPU hardware is an AMD Radeon RX 6750 XT.
I have a base installation of Debian 12 up and running, kernel 6.1.0.7
including amdgpu and Mesa 22.3.
Any attempt to actually run any OpenCL program results in an error:
fatal error: cannot open file
'/usr/lib/clc/gfx1030-amdgcn-mesa-mesa3d.bc': No such file or directory
which is depending on the using program reported more or less easily
visible. clinfo is sufficient to show this.
Trying to diagnose this with available documentation I learned that
- I am not even able to determine if OpenCL itself should work,
- if it should work with the hardware I have here,
- which versions of amdgpu, xserver, Mesa, llvm or clang I need or which
particular drivers / packages to install
I have tried several versions of the possible packages, but lacking
documentation that makes sense to me that was more like blindly poking
in the dark.
I even tried following some advice to use AMD's out-of-kernel driver
pack, but the installation script stumbles over dependencies (which may
or may not be due to the not-yet-stable base distro).
Anyway, the current state is less than satisfying, because I don't even
understant if OpenCL with Radeon RX 6xxx GPU can even work on Linux.
I would give a different distro a try, but as a mostly-Debian-person I'm
not really inclined to start learning to maintain more distros. Just
using Windows would be a solution I would not appreciate at all...
So, my question here: Can anybody confirm this can work in general, or
even point me to a place for current, correct documentation?
Alternatively, a pointer to where I short report those problems --
Debian bug (which package?), freedesktop.org's mesa, Linux kernel
developers would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Arno
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Arno Lehmann
IT-Service Lehmann
Sandstr. 6, 49080 Osnabrück
