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Difficulties to run OpenCL on HD Graphics 4000 and 5000

SChbi
Beginner
‎10-28-2015 03:43 AM
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Hi,

I encounter difficulties to run OpenCL programs on both HD Graphics 4000 and 5000 with ubuntu I tried different drivers & ubuntu releases but linux doesn't boot or opencl app dosn't run.

Is the a recommended configuration to be able to install and run HD Graphics drivers and OpenCL SDK???

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Robert_I_Intel
Employee
‎10-28-2015 06:18 AM
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Hi Samy,

In general, Ubuntu is not a supported platform for us. We do have OpenCL runtime for the CPU that should work on Ubuntu. Please check the following forum discussion:

https://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/opencl/topic/390630

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Robert_I_Intel
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‎10-28-2015 07:11 AM
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Hi Samy,

Yes, CentOS 7.1 is the supported platform for OpenCL on Intel Processor Graphics. SLES is also supported, but going forward I think CentOS is a better choice.

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SChbi
Beginner
‎11-12-2015 10:30 PM
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OK, I need to stay on Ubuntu.

I tried to user Intel OpenCL platform only for CPU and device GPU from an other opencl vendor. Problem is Intel driver platform hides the other one for the GPU, and I cant us the GPU anymore, even with the other vendor platform...

ex: a clinfo hides the other vendor platform...

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