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However we hung onto some references to GLIBC 2.17 in Conda recipes (for example) as there was not a way to update them and there was no pressing need given they would still build ok (albeit with somewhat lax metadata).
Since then conda-forge added support for packages to build with GLIBC 2.28 and 2.34 (based on AlmaLinux 8 and 9 respectively). The default remains to build packages with GLIBC 2.17 compatibility.
While there are several CUDA Toolkit and other CUDA packages that have kept working with GLIBC 2.17, some have already dropped support. Here are a few examples (however there are more):
As a result installing newer versions of the CUDA Toolkit or other CUDA packages, will become impossible for newer versions
To address this, would recommend that we update the GLIBC version used in our Conda recipes. Doing this would amount to changing our conda_build_config.yaml's like so
c_stdlib_version:
- - "2.17"+ - "2.17"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
RAPIDS dropped CentOS 7 / GLIBC 2.17 support already: #23
Also the CUDA Toolkit deprecated CentOS 7 / GLIBC 2.17 support in CUDA 12.4.0
However we hung onto some references to GLIBC 2.17 in Conda recipes (for example) as there was not a way to update them and there was no pressing need given they would still build ok (albeit with somewhat lax metadata).
Since then conda-forge added support for packages to build with GLIBC 2.28 and 2.34 (based on AlmaLinux 8 and 9 respectively). The default remains to build packages with GLIBC 2.17 compatibility.
While there are several CUDA Toolkit and other CUDA packages that have kept working with GLIBC 2.17, some have already dropped support. Here are a few examples (however there are more):
cudnn
libcufile
libnvtiff
As a result installing newer versions of the CUDA Toolkit or other CUDA packages, will become impossible for newer versions
To address this, would recommend that we update the GLIBC version used in our Conda recipes. Doing this would amount to changing our
conda_build_config.yaml
's like soThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: