Support for MacOS-X ?

[ka0s]

I think this is a great tool and I would love to see it working on Mac.
Using the 'pip3 install rickslab-gpu-utils' works just fine and installs all dependencies.

However when trying the gpu-ls command in a new window I get the following Error:
Error: Invalid pciid path
OS command [lsb_release] executable not found.
Error: OS command [lspci] executable not found.
Error in environment. Exiting...

After having installed clinfo and dpkg I tried gpu-chk with the following output:

Using rickslab-gpu-utils 3.8.2
Using python 3.11.6
Python version OK.
Using Linux Kernel: 21.6.0
OS kernel OK.
System type has not been verified.
Using Linux distribution: unknown
[lsb_release] executable not found.
amdgpu/rocm version: UNKNOWN
rickslab-gpu-utils can still be used.
{'python': True, 'kernel': True, 'system': False, 'distribution': True, 'driver': True}
Error in environment. Exiting...

I also installed the python vext and vext.gi modules but still no luck so far.
My system has a Radeon VII.

If you think that getting the gpu-utils to work on OS-X (depending on hardware of course ) is a possibility I would be happy to beta test.

Regards,
Bob

[ka0s]

I see now that one of the dependencies is lsb_release ( Linux only )
Guess it would probably take some in-depth coding to bypass lsb_release for another OS-X based framework functionality.

[Ricks-Lab]

lspci is critical in the way gpu-utils interacts with GPUs. Also, open source drivers are needed. Probably won't be a priority for me to support non-opensource platforms.