Poag, Charis
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Description: - Added a new API `amdsmi_gpu_driver_reload()` to reload the AMD GPU driver independently. - Updated CLI (`sudo amd-smi reset -r`) and Python bindings to support driver reload functionality. - Removed automatic driver reload from `amdsmi_set_gpu_memory_partition()` and `amdsmi_set_gpu_memory_partition_mode()`. - Enhanced CLI and test cases to allow users to control when the driver reload occurs. - Updated documentation and changelog to reflect the new driver reload process. - Improved error handling and logging for driver reload operations. - Added progress bar and user confirmation prompts for driver reload commands. * Update build/test strategy to only allow one test execution at a time * Modify API verbage + modify systemctl error output - Systemctl is typically not enabled on docker. - And is an edge case for gpu being active process/etc for display devices. * Remove AMDSMI_STATUS_AMDGPU_RESTART_ERR from the return values * Move driver reload to after we save original compute partitions --------- Signed-off-by: Charis Poag <Charis.Poag@amd.com>
AMD SMI CLI tool
A command line tool for manipulating and monitoring the amdgpu kernel;
amd-smi is intended to replace and deprecate the existing
rocm-smi CLI tool.
When using the CLI tool, you should have at least one AMD GPU and the driver installed.
Note
The AMD SMI CLI tool is provided as an example code to aid the development of telemetry tools. The Python or C++ library is recommended as a robust data source.
Find the documentation in the docs/ directory.
Online documentation
Explore the latest documentation on the ROCm documentation portal.