How to Install AMDGPU Pro Driver on Oracle Linux 10 – Step by step

Installing

3. 3. Upgrading System

   Now Upgrade Oracle Linux 10 System
   Play:

   sudo dnf upgrade --refresh

   Authenticate with the User Admin Password.
   If you get “User is not in the sudoers file”, then see:
   How to Enable sudo.
   And then to reboot:

   sudo reboot

4. 4. Installing AMDGPU-Pro

   Now to Install AMDGPU-PRO on Oracle Linux 10
   First, remove any possible other existing AMD driver with:

   sudo dnf remove *amdgpu*

   Next, to set up the Proprietary AMDGPU Pro version execute:

   /tmp/amdgpu*/amdgpu-pro-install -y

   For the Pro version with OpenCL support:

   /tmp/amdgpu*/amdgpu-pro-install --opencl=pal,legacy -y

   Instead, for the OpenCL headless variant play:

   /tmp/amdgpu*/amdgpu-pro-install --opencl=pal,legacy -y --headless

   Last, for the Open-Source alternative:

   /tmp/amdgpu*/amdgpu-install -y

   Finally, reboot to load the drivers:

   sudo reboot

5. 5. Installing ROCm Support

   Now to Install ROCm for Oracle Linux 10 (for GPU compute, AI and ML workloads):

   Enable the ROCm repository from the extracted folder:

   sudo dnf install /tmp/amdgpu*/rocm-dkms*.rpm

   Then install the full ROCm runtime and development packages:

   sudo dnf install rocm-dev rocm-utils -y

   Optionally, verify your ROCm installation:

   /opt/rocm/bin/rocminfo && /opt/rocm/opencl/bin/clinfo

So now I’m truly happy if my guide could help you to Install AMDGPU Pro and ROCm on Oracle Linux 10 successfully!