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[breaking][CI] Use CTK 12.4 #10697
[breaking][CI] Use CTK 12.4 #10697
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Thank you for working on this! Using 12.4 is going to help with the external memory work significantly. Out of curiosity, what's the kernel driver version of the AMI? Is it using kernel-open? Ubuntu package:
It's required to use HMM addressing:
Currently, this test is skipped on the CI:
It's OK if we don't want to update the AMI for now, we are still experimenting with the feature and might not support it in the end. Only bringing this up to share the need for newer CUDA versions. As for the GRPC, I use: >>> import grpc
>>> grpc.__version__
'1.62.2' from conda-forge, seems to work well with CUDA 12.4/5, if it helps. |
@trivialfis Here is the kernel driver version:
The AMI is based on Amazon Linux 2, so it probably doesn't use kernel-open. |
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What release is this targeting?
The next release, which is going to be 3.0.0 (due to the rewrite for the JVM packages). |
@terrytangyuan BTW, we would love to get your input on #10639 |
Sounds great! |
Hmm, RMM is bringing in a different CCCL. Might have to patch it by back porting the one liner fix. |
Closes #10696
Closes #10370
Marking as breaking, as we are dropping support for CUDA 11.8.
unix.BlockInCriticalSection
from clang-tidy. See [clang][analyzer] Possible false positive from unix.BlockInCriticalSection llvm/llvm-project#104241