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I see amdgpu-install script now lists Debian inside so tried adding Devuan.
I just want to install OpenCL, not Docker.
OpenCL works for all AMD display/video/graphics cards (which means desktop or server) not too old... in this case, Radeon RX Vega64 & 5700 & 6900 & in future 7900 XT(X)s... CPU & system-/logic-/main-/mother-board is irrelevant (maybe unless not too old, but they're i7s new enough): OpenCL is only for these graphics cards.
You didn't even specify what exactly you need ROCm for [...]
OpenCL
As a mainly Slackware GNU/Linux user, for which standard method (if you want support) is install entire OS (and for which OpenCL for AMD is combined as one extra package) I don't bother with what type of OpenCL programs (BOINC.Berkeley.edu , miners) may use; I plan to just install entire OpenCL. I don't like installing bits & pieces until a non-development OS says you need a 'dev' package (not separated out in development OS) or something fails then you need to find dependencies of dependencies of dependencies to 100th level; I plan to just install entire OpenCL.
I'm just left with more questions than I started with: after a few years, why isn't there the rocm-all package yet, and otherwise, what's the full list what I need or how/where do I get that?
On Devuan 5 (or when stable, newer) can one install OpenCL/AMDGPU-PRO, and how? ROCm didn't work for me in the past, but might be AMDGPU-PRO's basis now, which lately works fine, and one can install only its OpenCL part... or is there a better way? All I found on this topic was old/outdated material for older Devuan and much older Debian.
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