Thank you for the update. I’ve already tried running it on python 3.10.15 using pyenv. I’ve also tested using Fedora, Ubuntu, and recently Arch containers, both on python 3.10.15 and 3.13.2. No luck. I haven’t tried 3.12 though. Also If you have a suggestion for any python+container environment setup I’d be more than happy to give it a try.
Furthermore:
Is there a definitive way to rule out possible hardware issue?
And
if I find a way to upload a 4Gb core dump would it help? jaglinux above, suggested that I backtrace the issue using the core dump but I don’t know how to.
As Tim mentioned on the Github issue, the next thing to check is ensuring that you’re on Linux kernel 6.11. The one you’re using (6.12) is a minor version ahead of ROCm’s most recently supported Linux kernel.
Even if you ran a container, the fact is that the container leverages the amdgpu-dkms drivers from the host system. If amdgpu-dkms is not compatible with the host system linux drivers (and it’s not yet fully functional for 6.12), then you’ll run into problems.
To rule this out, you really need to try on an OS with a supported Linux kernel. See System requirements (Linux) — ROCm installation (Linux) for some details