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On Fedora, rocm-smi is a standard package and is installed to /usr/bin So when run_kfdtest.sh is run this error is produced find: ‘/opt/rocm*’: No such file or directory First redirect stderr to dev/null on the original search. Then fall back to either looking for rocm-smi in BIN_DIR or look for it in the PATH. Signed-off-by: Tom Rix <Tom.Rix@amd.com>
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This has been merged into the upcoming release, thanks! |
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FYI it'll actually land over here because we're moving this into rocr: There's a slight delay to mirror from internal to external git. |
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On Fedora, rocm-smi is a standard package and is installed to /usr/bin So when run_kfdtest.sh is run this error is produced
find: ‘/opt/rocm*’: No such file or directory
First redirect stderr to dev/null on the original search. Then fall back to either looking for rocm-smi in BIN_DIR or look for it in the PATH.