ROCM-PODMAN-CREATE(1)
π ROCM-PODMAN-CREATE
ok so bestie, this is a page from the User Commands manual, and it's all about rocm-podman-create. yes the name is literally the name, the manpage said so, we love a self-titled icon π
β¨ NAME β¨
rocm-podman-create β it's giving rocm-podman-create. that's it, that's the name, periodt π
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
So what this does is create a container image that's suitable for running ROCm package autopkgtests</hotpkgtests>β¦ wait no, ROCm package autopkgtests. slay. π₯
If you don't specify IMAGE, it lowkey just defaults to rocm/debian:RELEASE. convenience queen π
And the container? It comes with a regular (non-system) user called user, and that user is in all the necessary system groups. no cap, everything's already set up for you. ππ«Ά
π Synopsis
bin/rocm-podman-create -h
bin/rocm-podman-create [-m MIRROR] [-r RELEASE] [-u USER] [IMAGE]
(yes -u USER shows up in the synopsis, that's canon, we don't make the rules π
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π OPTIONS π
-hβ show this help. the classic. the icon. press it when you're lost π§-mMIRROR β download packages from here. and like, it'll also be used within the image, so it's not a one-time thing, it sticks around. ideally this points to an APT cache on the host machine, likeapt-cacher-ngorapprox. it's giving efficient. it's giving fast. it's giving we're not redownloading the entire internet every time π-rRELEASE β the release, and the default is'unstable'(bold choice, we respect it). so here's the tea:- if RELEASE is
'experimental', then APT sources for both'unstable'and'experimental'get added to the image. two for one, we ate π - if RELEASE contains a dash, APT sources for the "basename" will be added. for example:
'bookworm-backports'will include sources for'bookworm'and'bookworm-backports'. see the pattern? basename gets pulled in too, no cap π¦
- if RELEASE is
β EXAMPLES β
bestie these are the actual commands, copy them exactly, don't freestyle:
# Configure the system for GPU-in-container use
$ rocm-podman-setup -u <user>
# Creates rocm/debian:unstable
$ bin/rocm-podman-create
# Same image as above, but tagged rocm/othertag
$ bin/rocm-podman-create rocm/othertag
# Creates rocm/debian:bookworm
$ bin/rocm-podman-create -m http://10.1.2.3:9999/debian -r
bookworm
see how the last one wraps onto the next line? that's just how it is, keep it. the bookworm goes on its own line, no notes π
ok that's literally the whole page. go build your container, you're the main character of this GPU pipeline π
πΈ stay iconic, bestie πΈ
this gorgeous little page came from the debian source and it's dated July 2026 β mwah, no notes, iykyk π
π¦ where this page comes from
- ubuntu stonking: rocm-podman-support 0.9.8ubuntu2 Β· MIT
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms