https://www.reddit.com/r/pop_os/comments/158hmsg/davinci_resolve_studio_185_with_amd_gpu_rocm_on/ More on reddit.com

You could always use these on any distro on a per application basis without installing anything. But just FYI, pro opengl and vulkan is dead and will never see updates from amd anymore. More on reddit.com

Don't. amdgpu drivers are included in kernel. More on reddit.com

OK, for anyone needing this, I fixed my issue currently by just doing: sudo dkms remove -m amdgpu -v 6.3.6-1718217.22.04 --all the exact version of the dkms module that needs to be removed can be found here: dkms status After that force remove from packages too: sudo dpkg --remove --force-remove-reinstreq amdgpu-dkms and finish with: sudo apt update sudo apt upgrade sudo apt autoremove to clean leftovers. So all in all for anyone wanting to run stable diffusion with Pop OS and an AMD gpu with the rocm optimization this is what I did: I run sudo nano /etc/os-release to change ID from pop to ubuntu and be able to download and install the latest ubuntu driver from AMD directly. I then installed OpenCL with sudo amdgpu-install --usecase=opencl --no-dkms this trick from the TS here . Then proceeded with all the steps of FE-Engineer on this video , starting with sudo amdgpu-install --usecase=graphics,rocm (was initial stuck at installing the drivers and the rocm usecase, but the step before that fixed this) and the rest and finally run sudo nano /etc/os-release to change the ID back to pop. The above got stable diffusion working but the dkms module of the drivers was stuck in a limbo where it was trying to be configured everytime I installed/updated anything on my system. That is of course because it is not compatible with the kernel. Luckily, it is not needed (drivers and rocm themselves work fine) so it can be removed with the above method after the installation. Kinda worried what will break in case of kernel updates failing to reconfigure the installed drivers but that is a problem of the future (will potentially have to manually install the AMD site drivers and remove the dkms module again afterwards). Getting ~3it/s with 6600xt 8gb and no memory leaks. Running with: --listen --enable-insecure-extension-access --opt-sdp-attention --no-half --precision full --upcast-sampling --no-half-vae --medvram More on reddit.com