OpenCL Issues
Error |
Explanation |
Instructions |
CL_INVALID_BINARY |
This is indicates a problem with your OpenCL device (CPU/GPU) or driver. |
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CL_INVALID_QUEUE_PROPERTIES |
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CL_PLATFORM_NOT_FOUND_KHR |
Your system is missing OpenCL drivers. |
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CL_OUT_OF_RESOURCES |
This is indicates a problem with your OpenCL device (CPU/GPU) or driver. |
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CL_MEM_OBJECT_ALLOCATION_FAILURE |
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CL_OUT_OF_HOST_MEMORY |
Your computer does not have enough memory to execute the current task. |
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CL_INVALID_BINARY
To check if your OpenCL driver is above the required version, you can use clinfo.
Download the clinfo Windows binary file.
Launch the Command Prompt by pressing Win + R keys on the keyboard, then type
cmd
and press Enter.Navigate to the directory that contains the downloaded file (clinfo.exe) and execute the following command:
clinfo.exe -l
This will print all available information about all OpenCL platforms on the system and the devices they expose.
If your GPU is not listed you may need to install the OpenCL drivers and/or graphics drivers.
To check the OpenCL driver version, use
clinfo
and search for the OpenCL platform version:clinfo.exe | findstr "Platform\ Version"
If the version is below OpenCL 1.2, you need to update your graphics drivers.
Open a terminal window by pressing Ctrl + Alt + T keys on the keyboard and install
clinfo
.sudo apt install -y clinfo
Run
clinfo -l
to list all OpenCL platforms.sudo /usr/bin/clinfo -l
This will print all available information about all OpenCL platforms on the system and the devices they expose.
If your GPU is not listed you may need to install the OpenCL drivers and/or graphics drivers.
To check the OpenCL driver version, use
clinfo
and search for the OpenCL platform version:sudo /usr/bin/clinfo | grep "Platform Version"
If the version is below OpenCL 1.2, you need to update your OpenCL drivers and/or graphics drivers.
CL_PLATFORM_NOT_FOUND_KHR
On Ubuntu, you may need to add your user as part of the render
and/or video
groups for OpenCL to work.
OpenCL will not work if your user is not part of the render
group and the video
group.
OpenCL will not work if your user is not part of the render
group and the video
group.
OpenCL will not work if your user is not part of the render
group.
참고
Support for Ubuntu 18.04 is removed since SDK 2.10. To see Ubuntu 18.04 instructions for an earlier SDK version, change the Knowledge Base version in the top left corner.
Open a terminal window by pressing Ctrl + Alt + T keys on the keyboard, then add your user to the correct group:
sudo gpasswd -a $USER render
sudo gpasswd -a $USER video
sudo gpasswd -a $USER render
sudo gpasswd -a $USER video
sudo gpasswd -a $USER render
Restart your PC:
sudo reboot