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Linux 6.10 Improves AMD ROCm Compute Support For "Small" Ryzen APUs
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this post was submitted on 26 May 2024
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How bout rocm support for your own inference cards? Got an instinct mi25 I can’t do a damn thing with because it’s the only instinct card rocm does not support.
Still worth trying.
The word "support" is used in a very corporate way in the ROCm docs. They mean in terms of support contracts, sending engineers out to customer sites, having people dedicated to specific customers.
The code works on more devices than they list, but they won't enter into a support contract with anyone using anything but their latest and greatest.