How to get OpenCL to work on an AMD GPU with Ubuntu 16.04?
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When clinfo shows "Number of platforms 0", you probably did not installed an ICD which is needed to use OpenCL-Products (like an Graphics card from AMD).
Use "sudo apt install mesa-opencl-icd" for a possible solution.
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Andreas Hartmann over 1 year
I have a PC with a:
VGA compatible controller [0300]: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Venus XT [Radeon HD 8870M / R9 M270X/M370X] [1002:6821] (rev ff) (prog-if ff)
How can I get OpenCL to work on it? I'm not offered a proprietary driver in the Software sources tool, and AFAIK it isn't supported on 16.04 anymore.
clinfo currently lists zero devices.
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Terrance about 7 yearsLook here askubuntu.com/a/815592/231142. I have tried the oibaf's PPA solution and it worked for me for getting AMD support working on my laptop.
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Booo almost 7 yearsThis Blog provides a solution that worked on my PC (AMD FirePro M4000 + Ubuntu 16.04).
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Andreas Hartmann over 6 yearsI had solved it in the meantime, but that was indeed the solution.
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Tomasz Waszczyk about 6 yearsIt is easier to run AMD GPU on Ubuntu 18.04
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schneiderfelipe almost 4 yearsThis solved an issue I had as I could not make Davinci Resolve to work (RX 580 with AMDGPU-PRO 20.10). Thanks!
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Admin almost 2 yearsThank you!!! Just spent more than half a day trying to fix
Number of platforms 0
and it solved it.