Public bug reported:
As part of the coordinated ROCm 7.14 whole-stack transition in stonking,
Ubuntu drops all non-amd64 ROCm builds (AMD's LLVM fork used on Ubuntu from
7.14 is amd64-only). See FFe:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rocm/+bug/2164631
src:gloo-rocm currently produces ROCm/HIP-linked binaries on: arm64.
To let the stale non-amd64 ROCm binaries be removed from stonking without
breaking this package, its optional ROCm/HIP backend needs to be disabled
on those architectures on Ubuntu.
How to disable (Ubuntu-only, gated on derivative.ubuntu):
ROCm support is gated on `command -v hipcc`. Restrict the hipcc /
pkg-rocm-tools build-dependency to amd64 on Ubuntu (gated on derivative.ubuntu)
so HIP detection turns off on arm64. Debian continues to build it on all arches.
This is a vendor-conditional packaging change; non-ROCm functionality is
retained on the affected architectures (hipfort excepted, being ROCm-only).
All affected packages are in universe and unseeded.
** Affects: gloo-rocm (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: rocm
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[rocm] gloo-rocm: disable ROCm/HIP backend on arm64 (Ubuntu only)
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