The driver and compiler work, but the math libraries were never updated to add gfx1010, aside from rocBLAS and rocSOLVER. The official binaries don't contain machine code for your architecture, aside from those two.
I would suggest building ROCm with Spack if you are using a gfx101x processor. I've been working to make sure that all of ROCm can be built for different targets. e.g.
That will build rocBLAS and run a subset of the test suite. The RX 5700 hardware is not tested by ROCm QA, so running the test suite is usually a good idea.
I have an RX 5700 XT available, which is also gfx1010, so if you encounter any problems and need some guidance, feel free to contact me. My email is in my profile.
I forgot that OpenMP is broken with llvm-amdgpu in Spack at the moment. I hope it will be fixed soon, because OpenMP is used in some of the tests. In the meantime, you may have to remove `--test root` from that install command.
The driver and compiler work, but the math libraries were never updated to add gfx1010, aside from rocBLAS and rocSOLVER. The official binaries don't contain machine code for your architecture, aside from those two.
I would suggest building ROCm with Spack if you are using a gfx101x processor. I've been working to make sure that all of ROCm can be built for different targets. e.g.
That will build rocBLAS and run a subset of the test suite. The RX 5700 hardware is not tested by ROCm QA, so running the test suite is usually a good idea.I have an RX 5700 XT available, which is also gfx1010, so if you encounter any problems and need some guidance, feel free to contact me. My email is in my profile.