bug#55111: closed (CONFIG_HSA_AMD unset in recent kernels)

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> CONFIG_HSA_AMD unset in recent kernels
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> Mon, 25 Apr 2022 15:59:54 +0000
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> Hi Guix,
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> In trying to update AMD's OpenCL stuff (ROCm) in Guix to the latest version, I 
> found that CONFIG_HSA_AMD is not set in our kernel config which I think might 
> be needed (for HSA, most visibly having a /dev/kfd if I'm understanding). I see 
> it was set to 'm' in previous versions, like 4.19, but at some point has been 
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> Does anyone know why this was changed or have any reason not to set it in our 
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> I've tried building the kernel with this configuration change and it went fine, 
> but haven't been able to properly test it just yet.
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> John
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> Wed, 29 Jun 2022 19:54:49 +0000
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> Addressed in #56200, pushed by Leo as 44f2c7c2ca5d0a275c61d5bfd9dde1205590504b
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