Let me check my Portainer. Here is a pretty out-of-the-box ready to run container that provides a web interface: https://github.com/l1na-forever/stable-diffusi

Let me check my Portainer. Here is a pretty out-of-the-box ready to run container that provides a web interface: https://github.com/l1na-forever/stable-diffusion-rocm-docker https://github.com/l1na-forever/stable-diffusion-rocm-docker You may have to do a few slight things to give the docker container access to your GPU. On Fedora Linux I have these packages installed related to ROCm: $ dnf list --installed | grep -i rocm rocm-smi.x86_64 5.7.1-1.fc39 @updates That's so I can run `watch rocm-smi` to see GPU utilization. Most of the ROCm stuff "just works" in the kernel now. They went through some time where there were "extra" drivers or "pro" drivers you would need to add to the kernel for some of it, but for the most part with recent-ish kernels you don't have to do a lot of custom ROCm stuff on the host machine. And you'll see in the `Dockerfile` here the change that was mae was basically this: FROM rocm/pytorch:latest Which is a docker container that AMD makes that provides a basic Pytorch environment based on Ubuntu. They provide a few different flavors of the container for different versions of various libraries and distro. Let me know if you want any help. EDIT - The last important bit of hidden information is you MAY need to set an environment variable based on which card you have. Some of the consumer cards are essentially the same as their data center cards, but they don't use the same internal names. For that reason you may have to have an environment variable like: HSA_OVERRIDE_GFX_VERSION=10.3.4 You can add that environment variable to the docker container, probably easiest using `docker-compose.yml` The exact numbers used vary by card and AMD provides a lookup table. I tried to find the table but it gave a 404 because URL changed, but you'll find a decent amount of forum posts on AMD encouraging them to go on GitHub and likewise you'll find a lot of AMD employees on GitHub willing to help. And they help with "unsupported cards" too like the AMD Radeon 6700 XT.