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Hello everyone, I am kind of new to all this, so apologize if the question is stupid or this is not the right place for it. I recently installed SDnext. So far it runs pretty smooth. The only thing, that i cannot explain to my self is what does "No ROCm runtime is found" means. Does it mean, that my GPU (AMD Radeon RX7900 GRE) does not support HIP SDK or maybe it is not installed properly? I did some research and looks like since February 2024, AMD Radeon RX7900 GRE should be officially supported, plus probably it wouldn't let me installed the software if it wasn't.
I would appreciate any advice you can provide, so i can fix this. Thanks in advance! |
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This happens when you are using a PyTorch that is not compiled with ROCm and something tries to access the ROCM_HOME variable of PyTorch and it returns the ROCm that is installed in your system instead of the ROCm in PyTorch. It is a harmless log since Zluda is using a PyTorch that is compiled with CUDA, so this is expected. |
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Oh, okay. Since it's harmless, i will just ignore it. It was really bugging me. I thought something was wrong. Thank you! |
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This happens when you are using a PyTorch that is not compiled with ROCm and something tries to access the ROCM_HOME variable of PyTorch and it returns the ROCm that is installed in your system instead of the ROCm in PyTorch.
It is a harmless log since Zluda is using a PyTorch that is compiled with CUDA, so this is expected.