Intel OpenCl Runtime Installation in Fedora – Step-by-step

Setting Up

2. 2. Updating System

   Now it’s recommended to Update System
   With backward compatibility:

   sudo dnf update

   Or for a stronger refresh:

   sudo dnf upgrade

   And in case of a New Kernel setup then to Reboot:

   sudo reboot

3. 3. Enabling Intel OpenCL Runtime Repo

   How to Install Intel OpenCL Runtime Repository in Fedora GNU/Linux

   Enabling Intel OpenCL Runtime Repo Fedora Repo

   Intel OpenCL Runtime Repo Fedora Setup Guide

4. 4. Installing Intel OpenCL Runtime

   Then to Set up Intel OpenCL Runtime on Fedora
   Simply execute:

   sudo dnf in intel-oneapi-runtime-ccl intel-oneapi-runtime-compilers intel-oneapi-runtime-dal intel-oneapi-runtime-dnnl intel-oneapi-runtime-dpcpp-cpp intel-oneapi-runtime-dpcpp-library intel-oneapi-runtime-fortran intel-oneapi-runtime-ipp intel-oneapi-runtime-ipp-crypto intel-oneapi-runtime-libs intel-oneapi-runtime-mkl intel-oneapi-runtime-mpi intel-oneapi-runtime-opencl intel-oneapi-runtime-openmp intel-oneapi-runtime-tbb intel-oneapi-runtime-vpl intel-opencl

   Then Install at least the base Toolkit:

   sudo dnf in intel-basekit

   Possibly you can search the available ones with:

   dnf search intel- | grep kit

   For further Insight see the Intel oneAPI Runtime Official Documentation.
   And then Reboot:

   sudo reboot

5. 5. Testing OpenCL Support

   Last, to Check for OpenCL Support
   Run:

   clinfo -l

   And in Output you should find Trace of your Intel Graphics Platform! :)