The ROCm commands are not providing output or are failing. What could be the primary reason why? And how can you validate the reasoning?
A.
You suspect there are GPUs not detected. To determine which GPUs are missing, open the IPMI GUI and review the GPU component section to make sure all GPUs are present.
B.
CPU is not installed correctly on the server. Review the OS dmesg logs for any odd CPU messages, then if located proceed to reseat the CPU.
C.
The GPU baseboard may not be detected. You can determine this by opening the IPMI GUI and reviewing the FW section.
D.
If more than 3 GPUs are missing, then ROCm commands will not function. We need to verify that the 3 are missing in the IPMI GUI and review the GPU component section to make sure that at least 2 or fewer GPUs are missing.
IfROCm commands fail to provide output, the primary issue is likelymissing or undetected GPUs. Thebest way to validate this is by checking the IPMI GUI and reviewing the GPU component sectionto ensure that all GPUs are present.
Option A (Correct):Missing GPUsare the most common causeof ROCm failures. The IPMI GUI provides visibility into which GPUs are detected.
Option B (Incorrect):CPU misalignment would causegeneral system failure, not ROCm-specific issues.
Option C (Incorrect):The GPU baseboard status can be checked in IPMI but isnot the primary causeof ROCm failures.
Option D (Incorrect):ROCm can function with multiple missing GPUs, butthe key issue is confirming GPU presence first.
[Reference:Supermicro MI300X GPU system documentation., ]
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