For some reason, I can only remotely control a server containing FPGA (Intel Arria 10 GX FPGA). But when I use the command in Intel OpenCL for FPGA to find the driver, I cannot find the FPGA device that can be used. The command is as follows: aocl diagnose Output result: enter image description here Later, I used hardinfo to
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What is the minimal nesesary file subset, required to AMD OpenCL work on Linux?
I’ve built Linux Kernel, with means of the buildroot. I’ve incorporated opensource amdgpu driver and required firmwares into it. Driver is fine, detecting GPUs, mode setting acts good, adjusting resolution for “small text”, and command line shows up after boot. Now I require to run OpenCL program. I manually unpacked files from amdgpu-pro driver(rhel7 variant) and assembled skeleton fs then
Covariance matrix with opencl and opencv
I recently start to learn opencl and how to create kernel for OpenCV as well. I am still working with the basics. I need to implement an opencl kernel for calculate the covariance matrix. This function don’t have any opencl kernel already implemented by opencv’s fundation. Technically what I want to process is that : I found OpenCV’s fundation have
Do i need to install Nvidia’s SDK(CUDA) for OpenCL to detect Nvidia GPU?
I have a code written in C (using opencl specs) to list all the available devices. My PC has an AMD FirePro as well as Nvidia’s Tesla graphics card installed. I first installed AMD-APP-SDK-v3.0-0.113.50-Beta-linux64.tar.bz2 but it didn’t seem to work so thereafter I installed OpenCL™ Runtime 15.1 for Intel® Core™ and Intel® Xeon® Processors for Red Hat* and SLES* Linux*
Confusion over compute units and expected cores on nvidia GPU
I have an nvidia GTX 750 Ti card, which is advertised as having 640 CUDA cores. Indeed, the nvidia settings application also reports this. I’m trying to use this card to do OpenCL development on Linux. Now, I have reported from the OpenCL environment (through PyOpenCL if it makes a difference) that the number of compute units is 5. My