ROCm compute error

Unfortunately, most people contributing here using 'high end' GPUs tend to be using nvidia.  The ones using AMD on Linux tend to use a 'supported' distro like Ubuntu.  I'm using Linux (PCLinuxOS) exclusively on AMD GPUs but I acquired all of mine years ago, with the most recent being Polaris series (RX 460 - RX 580) between 2017/2020.  I'm not immediately aware of any regulars here who are using GPUs like yours on an unsupported distro.  With Red Hat/CentOS being supported, I would have thought that this would have quickly flowed through to Fedora??

I see you've tried both FGRPB1G and MeerKAT tasks and the error message from FGRPB1G is the most informative:-

OpenCL compiling FAILED! : -11 . Error message: fatal error: malformed or corrupted AST file: 'could not find file '/usr/lib64/clang/14.0.0/include/opencl-c-base.h' referenced by AST file '/tmp/comgr-a18e5e/include/opencl2.0-c.pch''

In case you're not aware of it, if you click on the TaskID link for any returned failed task that shows on the website, you get to see all the output that was returned for that task.  I imagine the above referenced missing file is something that should have been installed when you installed the ROCm stuff for your distro.  I really don't know anything about Fedora but from some recent research on OpenCL support for Navi GPUs, I've seen lots of comments around the difficulties being experienced by Fedora users.  I'm pretty sure your problem is nothing to do with lack of memory.

For OpenCL support on all my AMD GPUs, I've always been able to extract the necessary sub-set of packages from the Red Hat version of what used to be called AMDGPU-PRO.  I started in early 2017 with the 16.60 version and have continued right up to the 20.40 version in 2020.  After that, AMDGPU-PRO became Radeon Software for Linux and a whole lot of ROCm stuff was added.  None of that was relevant to me so I have not tried to use anything more recent than the 20.40 version - until now :-).

As luck would have it, an RX 5700 XT was very recently donated to me so I've just started researching what might be needed to provide a working OpenCL install for PCLOS.  Some time ago when AMD stopped supplying the AMDGPU-PRO packages, I downloaded the 21.30 final version.  In my searches for what bits of that full package might be needed, I've come across this thread which lists 11 RPMs as the ones needed.  The thread refers to 21.20 but I'm guessing that not too much will have changed for the 21.30 package that I have.  When I get some time, I'll start experimenting :-).

Sorry I can't offer any real clues at the moment but if anything turns up that might be of use I'll pass it on in this thread.  Hopefully you'll work something out and report back here :-).

The problem (as Keith points out - thanks Keith) is probably due to a symlink not being properly upgraded when you went from version 14.0.0 to 14.0.5.  This needs to be reported to whoever maintains the Fedora ROCm stuff so that the bug in the install procedure can be fixed.

So I'm clear on exactly what is going on, can you please run the following command in a root terminal session and report the full output (command and output - in code tags) in your next reply, thanks. I'm just trying to be sure about exactly what is symlinked to what :-).

ls -ld /usr/lib64/clang/14*

If you wish, it should be easy to go back to having 14.0.5 installed but to manually create a symlink that would allow OpenCL to work until the bug is properly identified and fixed.  Of course, it's entirely possible that going back to 14.0.5 and fixing this one include file might expose other things that have been overlooked in the 14.0.0 -> 14.0.5 transition :-).