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Cannot install amdgpu
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InRecover from AMDGPU-PRO installMake Ubuntu use AMDGPU instead of LLVMPIPE or AMDGPU-PROHow to fix broken packages after AMDGPU-PRO install failCan't install amdgpu driveramdgpu segfault amdgpu_dri.soInstall amdgpu driver in 18.04 for Ryzen or Athlon APU'sHow to uninstall AMDGPU?Can't install amdgpu-pro driversAMDGPU r9 270X and hardware accelerationCan't install rocm
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Running dpkg -i amdgpu-core-18.50-many-digits-to-remember.. could yield to "this package can be installed only in ubuntu 18.04" on anything elst than ubuntu 18.04.
I want to know what exactly prevents installation, at three levels.
Is that on a political level, that some party or evil man just prohibits to make driver availble to all dpkg/apt-based distributions?
Are there some binaries/libraries, that exists ONLY in this very specific release of Ubuntu, and cannot exist anywhere else? What is it?
Is there a way to override/strip unpacking restriction, to manually install mentioned package? (though it may not work or wreck whole system - that does not matter)
deb amdgpu amdgpu-pro
asked 2 days ago
xakepp35xakepp35
1116
|
show 9 more comments
Running dpkg -i amdgpu-core-18.50-many-digits-to-remember.. could yield to "this package can be installed only in ubuntu 18.04" on anything elst than ubuntu 18.04.
I want to know what exactly prevents installation, at three levels.
Is that on a political level, that some party or evil man just prohibits to make driver availble to all dpkg/apt-based distributions?
Are there some binaries/libraries, that exists ONLY in this very specific release of Ubuntu, and cannot exist anywhere else? What is it?
Is there a way to override/strip unpacking restriction, to manually install mentioned package? (though it may not work or wreck whole system - that does not matter)
deb amdgpu amdgpu-pro
asked 2 days ago
xakepp35xakepp35
1116
Which distro and version are you using?
– user68186
2 days ago
@user68186 it says "debian buster". I just installed the system, and I want to make opencl work. I have just command line here, and low footprint is desired. Using ubuntu is extremely heavyweight, insanely long installation times and huge disk space requirements. I think its for desktops and I cannot afford it for simple task. Also I totally don't know it, any attempts to install amdgpu-pro leads me to "no picture on screen"/"hang on boot" so I gave up on using ubuntu.
– xakepp35
2 days ago
Try the server version of Ubuntu for only a command line interface without any desktop applications. The reason the deb file needs to be installed in Ubuntu 18.04 is because that version has all the other program files (in the needed versions) so that it meets the dependencies. This is an Ubuntu only site, Debian is off-topic here.
– user68186
2 days ago
@user68186 Question is not about Debian, but about dpkg/apt. As ubuntu user you may know. What program files are needed for amdgpu-pro driver? How could I unpack dpkg package, ignoring dependencies? (it fails even to UNPACK!)
– xakepp35
2 days ago
Do you mean it fails to unpack in Debian Buster? Still off-topic. If it failed to unpack in Ubuntu 18.04, then it would be a valid question.
– user68186
2 days ago
|
show 9 more comments
Running dpkg -i amdgpu-core-18.50-many-digits-to-remember.. could yield to "this package can be installed only in ubuntu 18.04" on anything elst than ubuntu 18.04.
I want to know what exactly prevents installation, at three levels.
Is that on a political level, that some party or evil man just prohibits to make driver availble to all dpkg/apt-based distributions?
Are there some binaries/libraries, that exists ONLY in this very specific release of Ubuntu, and cannot exist anywhere else? What is it?
Is there a way to override/strip unpacking restriction, to manually install mentioned package? (though it may not work or wreck whole system - that does not matter)
deb amdgpu amdgpu-pro
asked 2 days ago
xakepp35xakepp35
1116
Running dpkg -i amdgpu-core-18.50-many-digits-to-remember.. could yield to "this package can be installed only in ubuntu 18.04" on anything elst than ubuntu 18.04.
I want to know what exactly prevents installation, at three levels.
Is that on a political level, that some party or evil man just prohibits to make driver availble to all dpkg/apt-based distributions?
Are there some binaries/libraries, that exists ONLY in this very specific release of Ubuntu, and cannot exist anywhere else? What is it?
Is there a way to override/strip unpacking restriction, to manually install mentioned package? (though it may not work or wreck whole system - that does not matter)
deb amdgpu amdgpu-pro
deb amdgpu amdgpu-pro
asked 2 days ago
xakepp35xakepp35
1116
asked 2 days ago
xakepp35xakepp35
1116
edited 2 days ago
xakepp35
asked 2 days ago
xakepp35xakepp35
1116
asked 2 days ago
xakepp35xakepp35
1116
asked 2 days ago
xakepp35xakepp35
1116
1116
Which distro and version are you using?
– user68186
2 days ago
@user68186 it says "debian buster". I just installed the system, and I want to make opencl work. I have just command line here, and low footprint is desired. Using ubuntu is extremely heavyweight, insanely long installation times and huge disk space requirements. I think its for desktops and I cannot afford it for simple task. Also I totally don't know it, any attempts to install amdgpu-pro leads me to "no picture on screen"/"hang on boot" so I gave up on using ubuntu.
– xakepp35
2 days ago
Try the server version of Ubuntu for only a command line interface without any desktop applications. The reason the deb file needs to be installed in Ubuntu 18.04 is because that version has all the other program files (in the needed versions) so that it meets the dependencies. This is an Ubuntu only site, Debian is off-topic here.
– user68186
2 days ago
@user68186 Question is not about Debian, but about dpkg/apt. As ubuntu user you may know. What program files are needed for amdgpu-pro driver? How could I unpack dpkg package, ignoring dependencies? (it fails even to UNPACK!)
– xakepp35
2 days ago
Do you mean it fails to unpack in Debian Buster? Still off-topic. If it failed to unpack in Ubuntu 18.04, then it would be a valid question.
– user68186
2 days ago
|
show 9 more comments
Which distro and version are you using?
– user68186
2 days ago
@user68186 it says "debian buster". I just installed the system, and I want to make opencl work. I have just command line here, and low footprint is desired. Using ubuntu is extremely heavyweight, insanely long installation times and huge disk space requirements. I think its for desktops and I cannot afford it for simple task. Also I totally don't know it, any attempts to install amdgpu-pro leads me to "no picture on screen"/"hang on boot" so I gave up on using ubuntu.
– xakepp35
2 days ago
Try the server version of Ubuntu for only a command line interface without any desktop applications. The reason the deb file needs to be installed in Ubuntu 18.04 is because that version has all the other program files (in the needed versions) so that it meets the dependencies. This is an Ubuntu only site, Debian is off-topic here.
– user68186
2 days ago
@user68186 Question is not about Debian, but about dpkg/apt. As ubuntu user you may know. What program files are needed for amdgpu-pro driver? How could I unpack dpkg package, ignoring dependencies? (it fails even to UNPACK!)
– xakepp35
2 days ago
Do you mean it fails to unpack in Debian Buster? Still off-topic. If it failed to unpack in Ubuntu 18.04, then it would be a valid question.
– user68186
2 days ago
Which distro and version are you using?
– user68186
2 days ago
Which distro and version are you using?
– user68186
2 days ago
@user68186 it says "debian buster". I just installed the system, and I want to make opencl work. I have just command line here, and low footprint is desired. Using ubuntu is extremely heavyweight, insanely long installation times and huge disk space requirements. I think its for desktops and I cannot afford it for simple task. Also I totally don't know it, any attempts to install amdgpu-pro leads me to "no picture on screen"/"hang on boot" so I gave up on using ubuntu.
– xakepp35
2 days ago
@user68186 it says "debian buster". I just installed the system, and I want to make opencl work. I have just command line here, and low footprint is desired. Using ubuntu is extremely heavyweight, insanely long installation times and huge disk space requirements. I think its for desktops and I cannot afford it for simple task. Also I totally don't know it, any attempts to install amdgpu-pro leads me to "no picture on screen"/"hang on boot" so I gave up on using ubuntu.
– xakepp35
2 days ago
Try the server version of Ubuntu for only a command line interface without any desktop applications. The reason the deb file needs to be installed in Ubuntu 18.04 is because that version has all the other program files (in the needed versions) so that it meets the dependencies. This is an Ubuntu only site, Debian is off-topic here.
– user68186
2 days ago
Try the server version of Ubuntu for only a command line interface without any desktop applications. The reason the deb file needs to be installed in Ubuntu 18.04 is because that version has all the other program files (in the needed versions) so that it meets the dependencies. This is an Ubuntu only site, Debian is off-topic here.
– user68186
2 days ago
@user68186 Question is not about Debian, but about dpkg/apt. As ubuntu user you may know. What program files are needed for amdgpu-pro driver? How could I unpack dpkg package, ignoring dependencies? (it fails even to UNPACK!)
– xakepp35
2 days ago
@user68186 Question is not about Debian, but about dpkg/apt. As ubuntu user you may know. What program files are needed for amdgpu-pro driver? How could I unpack dpkg package, ignoring dependencies? (it fails even to UNPACK!)
– xakepp35
2 days ago
Do you mean it fails to unpack in Debian Buster? Still off-topic. If it failed to unpack in Ubuntu 18.04, then it would be a valid question.
– user68186
2 days ago
Do you mean it fails to unpack in Debian Buster? Still off-topic. If it failed to unpack in Ubuntu 18.04, then it would be a valid question.
– user68186
2 days ago
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Which distro and version are you using?
– user68186
2 days ago
@user68186 it says "debian buster". I just installed the system, and I want to make opencl work. I have just command line here, and low footprint is desired. Using ubuntu is extremely heavyweight, insanely long installation times and huge disk space requirements. I think its for desktops and I cannot afford it for simple task. Also I totally don't know it, any attempts to install amdgpu-pro leads me to "no picture on screen"/"hang on boot" so I gave up on using ubuntu.
– xakepp35
2 days ago
Try the server version of Ubuntu for only a command line interface without any desktop applications. The reason the deb file needs to be installed in Ubuntu 18.04 is because that version has all the other program files (in the needed versions) so that it meets the dependencies. This is an Ubuntu only site, Debian is off-topic here.
– user68186
2 days ago
@user68186 Question is not about Debian, but about dpkg/apt. As ubuntu user you may know. What program files are needed for amdgpu-pro driver? How could I unpack dpkg package, ignoring dependencies? (it fails even to UNPACK!)
– xakepp35
2 days ago
Do you mean it fails to unpack in Debian Buster? Still off-topic. If it failed to unpack in Ubuntu 18.04, then it would be a valid question.
– user68186
2 days ago