How to get OpenCL working with AMD GPU on Ubuntu 18.04

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I have tried several attempts but without success. AMDGPU-PRO 17.40, 17.50, ROCm, Oibaf PPA, Kernel 4.16 and something more, but nothing makes OpenCL working with the AMD card and clinfo never gives right results.



Can I only wait the next AMDGPU-PRO driver compatible with Ubuntu 18.04 or could I do something different?







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  • Same here, tried all of these and more. please @ me if you figure it out. My hardware is GL702ZC, supposed to be supported by AMD.
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I have tried several attempts but without success. AMDGPU-PRO 17.40, 17.50, ROCm, Oibaf PPA, Kernel 4.16 and something more, but nothing makes OpenCL working with the AMD card and clinfo never gives right results.



Can I only wait the next AMDGPU-PRO driver compatible with Ubuntu 18.04 or could I do something different?







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  • Same here, tried all of these and more. please @ me if you figure it out. My hardware is GL702ZC, supposed to be supported by AMD.
    – Behrooz
    Apr 29 at 5:59













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I have tried several attempts but without success. AMDGPU-PRO 17.40, 17.50, ROCm, Oibaf PPA, Kernel 4.16 and something more, but nothing makes OpenCL working with the AMD card and clinfo never gives right results.



Can I only wait the next AMDGPU-PRO driver compatible with Ubuntu 18.04 or could I do something different?







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I have tried several attempts but without success. AMDGPU-PRO 17.40, 17.50, ROCm, Oibaf PPA, Kernel 4.16 and something more, but nothing makes OpenCL working with the AMD card and clinfo never gives right results.



Can I only wait the next AMDGPU-PRO driver compatible with Ubuntu 18.04 or could I do something different?









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  • Same here, tried all of these and more. please @ me if you figure it out. My hardware is GL702ZC, supposed to be supported by AMD.
    – Behrooz
    Apr 29 at 5:59

















  • Same here, tried all of these and more. please @ me if you figure it out. My hardware is GL702ZC, supposed to be supported by AMD.
    – Behrooz
    Apr 29 at 5:59
















Same here, tried all of these and more. please @ me if you figure it out. My hardware is GL702ZC, supposed to be supported by AMD.
– Behrooz
Apr 29 at 5:59





Same here, tried all of these and more. please @ me if you figure it out. My hardware is GL702ZC, supposed to be supported by AMD.
– Behrooz
Apr 29 at 5:59











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You can try to install their experimental driver from here:



https://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/Radeon-Software-for-Linux-18.20-Early-Preview-Release-Notes.aspx



Hope it works for you






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    I'm in the same boat - for completeness here is the thread I started.
    @Mods, please consolidate if it makes sense to do so.



    Intel/AMD Hybrid graphics Ubuntu 18.04






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      You can try to install their experimental driver from here:



      https://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/Radeon-Software-for-Linux-18.20-Early-Preview-Release-Notes.aspx



      Hope it works for you






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        You can try to install their experimental driver from here:



        https://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/Radeon-Software-for-Linux-18.20-Early-Preview-Release-Notes.aspx



        Hope it works for you






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          You can try to install their experimental driver from here:



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          Hope it works for you






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          You can try to install their experimental driver from here:



          https://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/Radeon-Software-for-Linux-18.20-Early-Preview-Release-Notes.aspx



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              I'm in the same boat - for completeness here is the thread I started.
              @Mods, please consolidate if it makes sense to do so.



              Intel/AMD Hybrid graphics Ubuntu 18.04






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                I'm in the same boat - for completeness here is the thread I started.
                @Mods, please consolidate if it makes sense to do so.



                Intel/AMD Hybrid graphics Ubuntu 18.04






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                  I'm in the same boat - for completeness here is the thread I started.
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                  Intel/AMD Hybrid graphics Ubuntu 18.04






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                  I'm in the same boat - for completeness here is the thread I started.
                  @Mods, please consolidate if it makes sense to do so.



                  Intel/AMD Hybrid graphics Ubuntu 18.04







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