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Their guides specifically call for an exact kernel version, distribution, and hardware. If you are trying to operate outside of the official requirements then it shouldn't come as a surprise when the official documentation doesn't work for you.
do you know how insane it is their official guides don’t work with kernel point updates?
https://github.com/ROCm/ROCm/issues/5824
This has been an issue for a long time.
I have to maintain a file of which specific kernel+os+firmware versions I’m on and have downgraded to just to get the most popular ML library in the world to du a matrix multiply.
I don’t get how this bug gets into production branch, let alone shipped requiring firmware downgrades, on their new line of GPUs/chips. How do they not test their latest hardware with their own firmware?