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I think the only reason I would probably have to do that is if I started running a lot more higher draw Gpu's. If I understand it right, I would have to buy an HP hot swapable PSU to use the external adapter I have. I am also going to be PSU limited because I don't have a PSU that I can run 'outboard'. I want to see how many gpus I can hang on this thing before I get the dreaded 'out of pcie resources' message again. Several different tests appear to show one of my expander cards died. I am waiting for a new 1 to 4 expander card. The RAC maybe smoking but the system doesn't show a single puff (of smoke :) > So you are observing this issue only when running the BOINC project in WSL2 and not on a standalone machine with the same hardware, correct?Ĭorrect. It can run without problem of any OpenCL consumption. > running real Ubuntu 20.04 and play the same BOINC tasks. It looks like it used some *unique* to trigger some bad bugs

Sorry I cannot show you a simple way to reproduce the issue, but you may try clinfo on top of WSL2 and it sometimes will bring death blue screen as well.

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On another of my ADL NUC12, NUC12SNKi7 (Serpent Canyon), it has both ADL i7-12700H and ARC 770m, I install Ubuntu 20.04 and follow this page to install ARC driver (kernel dkms modules) and NEO compute OpenCL run-time as wellĪnd I did not yet check the version differences between the.I run both solely and simultaneously this BOINC client apps on either WSL2 VM or Windows native and each time, only Linux opencl on WSL2 will crash and cause death blue screen.GetDecics_4.02_windows_x86_64_opencl_intelĪnd this works properly without any issue. The above BOINC client app, it also has a Windows edition (i.e., BOINC run-time supports both Linux and Windows)

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By the way, on Windows 10 host, I also installed Intel ARC graphic driver and control app.

It supports a BETA version of BOINC client app, which will use Intel OpenCL:

Actually, to join a BOINC project to crunch some stuffs, is a little complicate and long procedures, by visiting the NumberFields.

# apt-get install -y -no-install-recommends boinc-client # add-apt-repository -y ppa:costamagnagianfranco/boinc # apt-get install -y -no-install-recommends software-properties-common

To install BOINC runtime, run sudo stuffs:.

Restart WSL2 to make sure something up-to-date (In a Windows Powershell prompt).

Then I tested on both WSL2 Ubuntu 20.04 and Ubuntu 22.04, both are all failed to run OpenCL

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Actually, WSL2's Ubuntu 20.04 can be upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04 via.

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Goto and found Intel NEO compute release, download the latest run-time with 5 debian packages, then install them.This is the latest version of WSL which can support a lot of new features just like Windows 11's WSL (e.g., it has a new feature which supports systemd) Meanwhile, this WSL can give a Ubuntu 20.04 In Windows 10, upgrade to 22H2, go to Microsoft Store, login the MS account, search for WSL (i.e., it's MS Store edition).I can only provide the procedures about how I could replicate the issue: The OpenCL tasks are running by a BOINC project. > Could you please let us know about the OpenCL tasks that you are working with that cause the issue (BSOD)? Is it possible to provide us with any sample reproducer and steps to reproduce the issue? > Intel ARC with Neo compute at WSL2 will bring death blue-screen by running a while of OpenCL tasks. Please try to check those compatibilitiesīy the way, on Ubuntu 22.04, with OpenCL and Neo compute run-time on top of 11th Gen TigerLake, it also will cause GPU hang and heartbeat dead by up-to-date run-time

WSL2 + OpenCL + Intel Neo compute run-time + ARC 770 may be still in a disaster quality milestone which cause death. I have another PC, which is NUC12SNKi7 i-71200H with ARC 770m, running real Ubuntu 20.04 and play the same BOINC tasks. However, Intel ARC with Neo compute at WSL2 will bring death blue-screen by running a while of OpenCL tasks. It has a beta app by using Intel OpenCL calculations

And then I run a BOINC project (NumberFields)

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Recently I purchased one Intel ARC 770 16G PCI-e adapter, install it on an older PC with Windows 10 and WSL2 (22H2) Many of them are dedicated to GPU tasks such as nVIDIA or AMD. I am an enthusiastic BOINC cruncher (volunteer) who are running a lot of distribted computing tasks across BOINC communities.

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