xdna

AMD XDNA

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Building and Running the Docker Container

Note: To run the container you will need to have the XDNA driver installed on your host system as well.

You can install the driver using the install_xdna.sh script. Inspect the contents of the script, by setting the USE_RYZER option you can either build it nativelly on your host machine or utilize this package to build it in a docker (the default option). If the host already has an older driver and you are bumping DRIVER_VERSION, rerun the script with FORCE_REINSTALL=true to rebuild and reinstall.

If you used the install_xdna.sh script with the USE_RYZER flag, you're ready to run the container with a one-liner.

ryzers run --name xdna

If you installed the driver locally and need to rebuild the docker, you can do the standard ryzers calls.

ryzers build xdna
ryzers run

By default the docker will run a driver validation script. You should see the following output:

WARNING: User doesn't have admin permissions to set performance mode. Running validate in default mode
Validate Device           : [0000:c6:00.1]
    Platform              : NPU Strix Halo
    Power Mode            : default
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Test 1 [0000:c6:00.1]     : gemm
    Details               : TOPS: 51.0
    Test Status           : [PASSED]
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Test 2 [0000:c6:00.1]     : latency
    Details               : Average latency: 48.0 us
    Test Status           : [PASSED]
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Test 3 [0000:c6:00.1]     : throughput
    Details               : Average throughput: 72493.0 op/s
    Test Status           : [PASSED]
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Validation completed

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For further details, refer to the official xdna-driver repository.