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    • Updated installation instructions to include libhwloc for AMD GPUs with ROCm support.
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The installation instructions in docs/installation.md have been updated to include libhwloc for AMD GPUs with ROCm support. This ensures that users with AMD GPUs can properly configure their environment using the ROCm platform.

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docs/installation.md Updated installation instructions to include libhwloc for ROCm support.

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In docs we weave a tale so grand,
Of ROCm and GPUs so they understand.
With libhwloc now in the mix,
AMD support, a simple fix.
Install with ease, a magic hand.
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Outside diff range and nitpick comments (7)
docs/installation.md (7)

Line range hint 3-3: Consider adding a comma after "For optimal performance".

- For optimal performance the [flux framework](https://flux-framework.org) is recommended as job scheduler. + For optimal performance, the [flux framework](https://flux-framework.org) is recommended as job scheduler.

Line range hint 34-34: Consider adding a comma after "without a GPU".

- When installing on a login node without a GPU the conda install command might fail with an Nvidia cuda related error, + When installing on a login node without a GPU, the conda install command might fail with an Nvidia cuda related error,

Line range hint 51-51: Change "in compatibility with" to "for compatibility with".

- Flux is not limited to mpich / cray mpi, it can also be installed in compatibility with openmpi or intel mpi using the openmpi package: + Flux is not limited to mpich / cray mpi, it can also be installed for compatibility with openmpi or intel mpi using the openmpi package:

Line range hint 63-63: Consider adding a comma after "In this interactive shell".

- In this interactive shell you can now list the available resources using: + In this interactive shell, you can now list the available resources using:

Line range hint 75-75: Consider adding a comma after "enabled by hyper-threading".

- As flux only lists physical cores rather than virtual cores enabled by hyper-threading the total number of CPU cores might be half the number of cores you expect. + As flux only lists physical cores rather than virtual cores enabled by hyper-threading, the total number of CPU cores might be half the number of cores you expect.

Line range hint 99-99: Consider using a hyphen in "high-performance computing".

- While this is not recommended in the high performance computing (HPC) context as `pympipool` with `block_allocation=False` is going to create a SLURM job step for each submitted python function. + While this is not recommended in the high-performance computing (HPC) context as `pympipool` with `block_allocation=False` is going to create a SLURM job step for each submitted python function.

Line range hint 107-107: Correct the capitalization of "macOS".

- This also includes workstation installations on Windows and MacOS. + This also includes workstation installations on Windows and macOS.
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Near line 101: Consider inserting a comma after an introductory phrase for better readability.
Context: ...p for each submitted python function. In this case pympipool can be installed using: ```...


Near line 107: The operating system from Apple is written “macOS”.
Context: ...orkstation installations on Windows and MacOS.

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docs/installation.md (1)

25-25: Update the installation command to include libhwloc with ROCm support for AMD GPUs.

This change correctly updates the installation command to support AMD GPUs by including the libhwloc=*=rocm* package, which is necessary for optimal GPU resource management with the flux framework.

@jan-janssen jan-janssen merged commit ac946a3 into main May 24, 2024
@jan-janssen jan-janssen deleted the install-amd branch May 24, 2024 01:39
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