Since Ubuntu 18.04, all you need to get a version of OpenCL running on a CPU-only environment like a VM is: sudo apt-get install libpocl2 Try 'apt-get -f install' with no packages (or specify a solution). Recommends: fglrx-amdcccle but it is not going to be installedĮ: Unmet dependencies. The following packages have unmet dependencies: fglrx : Depends: fglrx-core but it is not installable You might want to run ' apt-get -f install' to correct these: Sudo apt-get install hardinfo sudo apt-get install hardinfo The program 'hardinfo' is currently not installed. If Hardinfo command is not installed in our system,then we can easily install it by the running the following command on the terminal: sudo apt-get install hardinfoĢ)If our system can support OpenCL then we can go into the actual installation of OpenCL.ģ)Download the Intel SDK for OpenCL Applications from Intel's web site. We can run the “Hardinfo” command on the terminal to get the complete summary of our system's configuration. Can someone see the output and tell me what i should do? Can i run OpenCL on VM?ġ)First,we need to check our system configuration to determine whether it is possible to install OpenCL in our machine.

I was reading a manual of how to install OpenCL and the first step gives this output. I'm running Ubuntu 14.04 on VMware Player on top of Windows 8 and trying to figure out if i can run OpenCL on ubunutu ie using VM.

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