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what is the best way to find the JAX backend. Whether it is rocm or cuda for e.g.
We used to have something like jaxlib.rocm before. But I think that has changed in recent versions.
Is there an alternative method (maybe pjrt query) to verify if the JAX/JAXlib installation supports ROCm during the Docker image build process? Checking with jax.devices() works once the container is running, but it isn’t useful during the image build stage.
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Hello,
what is the best way to find the JAX backend. Whether it is rocm or cuda for e.g.
We used to have something like jaxlib.rocm before. But I think that has changed in recent versions.
Is there an alternative method (maybe pjrt query) to verify if the JAX/JAXlib installation supports ROCm during the Docker image build process? Checking with jax.devices() works once the container is running, but it isn’t useful during the image build stage.
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