feat(amdsmi): get/set NPM balancing mode with supported-mode query by bill-shuzhou-liu · Pull Request #12804 · ROCm/rocm-systems

bill-shuzhou-liu · 2026-10-05T13:50:48Z

Motivation

NPM (Node Power Management) balancing mode controls whether a node
prioritizes Power Balancing (PB) or Frequency Balancing (FB) across its
GPUs. There was previously no way to read or change this mode through
amd-smi.

Technical Details

Add amdsmi_get_npm_balancing_mode() / amdsmi_set_npm_balancing_mode()
to get/set the current NPM balancing mode for a node.
Add amdsmi_get_npm_supported_balancing_modes(), which decodes
board/supported_mode's bitmask (bit N corresponds to enum value N of
amdsmi_npm_balancing_mode_t) into the list of modes the platform/ASIC
actually accepts, independent of whether NPM is currently enabled. The
decode loop is generic over the enum range, so a future ASIC with a
different/larger set of supported modes requires no decode-logic changes.
amdsmi_npm_balancing_mode_t values are explicit
(POWER_BALANCING = 1, FREQUENCY_BALANCING = 2) so the
bit-position-equals-enum-value invariant used by the bitmask decode is
visible in the header and protected against accidental reordering.
Resolves the NPM board directory via board/npm/ first, falling back to
a flat board/ layout (e.g. MI350X) with no ASIC-specific branching —
purely driven by directory existence.
Exposes Get/Set via the CLI: amd-smi node (adds
SUPPORTED_BALANCING_MODES) and amd-smi set --node-balancing-mode.
--node-balancing-mode is a system-wide setting and is rejected in
combination with --gpu/-g.
Set to a mode that is syntactically valid but absent from the platform's
supported-mode bitmask returns AMDSMI_STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED with CLI
output text that names the rejected mode, distinguishable from the
generic "NPM is disabled on this node" message.

Issue Tracking

JIRA ID : ROCM-31886

Test Plan

C++ gtest unit suite (amdsmi_npm_balancing_mode_test.cc), run both
without root (parameter validation, read-only paths) and with root
(Set-path tests gated by REQUIRE_ROOT_ACCESS).
Python unit suite (test_npm_balancing_mode.py,
test_cli_set_node_balancing_mode.py), run with root via
unit_tests.py -k npm.
Manual sanity test against mocked sysfs (overlayfs via the project's
mock-sysfs tooling), covering:
- Flat board/ layout with no mode/supported_mode files (e.g.
  MI350X) → Get returns N/A and supported-modes query returns
  AMDSMI_STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED, instead of erroring.
- board/npm/mode + board/npm/supported_mode=0x6 → Get decodes
  FREQUENCY_BALANCING, supported-modes decodes [PB, FB].
- CLI amd-smi set --node-balancing-mode FREQUENCY_BALANCING against a
  node whose supported_mode bitmask only allows POWER_BALANCING
  (0x2) → rejected with a message naming the specific unsupported
  mode, sysfs left unchanged.
- CLI amd-smi set --node-balancing-mode POWER_BALANCING against the
  same node (mode present in the bitmask) → succeeds, sysfs mode
  updated accordingly.
pre-commit run (clang-format, ruff format, SPDX headers, C++ test
naming conventions) clean on all changed files.

Test Result

C++ gtest: all NPM balancing-mode tests passed (non-root and root runs).
Python unit tests: 35/35 passed (-k npm).
Manual mocked-sysfs sanity checks: all of the above scenarios behaved as
expected.

Submission Checklist

Look over the contributing guidelines at https://github.com/ROCm/rocm-systems/blob/develop/CONTRIBUTING.md.

Adds amdsmi_get_npm_balancing_mode()/amdsmi_set_npm_balancing_mode() to toggle a node between Power Balancing and Frequency Balancing, backed by board/npm_mode (ASCII "1"/"2"). Get always reflects the last-selected mode regardless of NPM enablement; set is AMD-SMI-only, requires elevation, and fails without touching sysfs when NPM is disabled on the node. Exposed via CLI as `amd-smi node -p` (BALANCING_MODE) and `amd-smi set --node-balancing-mode {PB,FB}`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

CLI-facing input/output now use POWER_BALANCING/FREQUENCY_BALANCING instead of the PB/FB abbreviations; the library layer's internal PB/FB string contract is unchanged.

…-balancing-mode # Conflicts: # projects/amdsmi/amdsmi_cli/amdsmi_helpers.py # projects/amdsmi/amdsmi_cli/amdsmi_parser.py # projects/amdsmi/amdsmi_cli/subcommands/node.py # projects/amdsmi/amdsmi_cli/subcommands/set_value.py # projects/amdsmi/docs/how-to/amdsmi-cli-tool.md # projects/amdsmi/py-interface/amdsmi_wrapper.py # projects/amdsmi/rocm_smi/include/rocm_smi/rocm_smi.h # projects/amdsmi/rocm_smi/include/rocm_smi/rocm_smi_npm.h # projects/amdsmi/rocm_smi/src/rocm_smi.cc # projects/amdsmi/src/amd_smi/amd_smi.cc

- amdsmi_get_npm_balancing_mode()/amdsmi_set_npm_balancing_mode() get/set the NPM power-balancing mode (Power Balancing vs. Frequency Balancing) for a node. - Add amdsmi_get_npm_supported_balancing_modes(), decoding board/supported_mode's bitmask (bit N = enum value N of amdsmi_npm_balancing_mode_t) into the list of modes this platform/ASIC accepts, independent of NPM enablement. - Falls back from board/npm/ to flat board/ with no ASIC-specific branching. - Exposes Get/Set via the CLI (amd-smi node, amd-smi set --node-balancing-mode), alongside SUPPORTED_BALANCING_MODES Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Bill Liu <shuzhliu@amd.com>

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- Validate node_handle against the registry before dereferencing in amdsmi_get_npm_balancing_mode(), amdsmi_set_npm_balancing_mode(), and amdsmi_get_npm_supported_balancing_modes(), matching sibling NPM APIs. - Reject non-digit-leading supported_mode sysfs content before std::stoull() parsing, since it silently accepts a leading '-' and wraps to UINT64_MAX instead of failing. - Make the supported-mode gate in rsmi_dev_npm_balancing_mode_set() fail closed: only a missing sysfs file (NOT_SUPPORTED) still permits the write; any other read failure now rejects instead of silently allowing it through. - Run the balancing-mode Get calls in the CLI's node command regardless of whether amdsmi_get_npm_info() returned a dict. - Fix stale board/npm_mode and board/supported_npm_mode references in comments/log strings to match the actual sysfs paths.

validate_and_set_node_balancing_mode() inferred "NPM disabled" by checking whether the requested mode was absent from the (enablement-independent) supported_mode bitmask, so platforms supporting both modes always fell through to a generic "not supported on this node" message instead of reporting that NPM itself is disabled. Pre-check NPM enablement via amdsmi_get_npm_info(), mirroring validate_and_set_node_power_limit(). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

… loaded The hardware-free ASAN unit CI runner has no amdgpu driver, so amdsmi_init() returns AMDSMI_STATUS_DRIVER_NOT_LOADED and every test's ASSERT_EQ(..., AMDSMI_STATUS_SUCCESS) aborted the suite. Skip instead, mirroring the existing is_sudo_user() GTEST_SKIP_ convention.

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Please see comments below.

…codes Split RSMI_STATUS_SETTING_UNAVAILABLE out from RSMI_STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED so callers can tell "mode absent from supported_modes bitmask" apart from "NPM is disabled on this node". Also dedupes npm directory resolution via resolve_npm_dir(), pins explicit enum values with static_asserts, and simplifies the CLI's pre/post-check now that the status code itself disambiguates. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Returns AMDSMI_STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED instead of SUCCESS+INVALID when the balancing-mode sysfs file is missing or unreadable, matching the setter and supported-modes getter. Also tidies the CHANGELOG wording. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

gabrpham

Comments have been addressed. Approved.

WSLGPUBackend::IsActive() makes every NPM call return AMDSMI_STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED before a test's fabricated sysfs content is ever consulted, so root-gated/content-driven NPM limit and balancing-mode tests fail on a real WSL2 CI runner instead of skipping. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…smi_asan_npm_driverless Conflict in amdsmi_npm_limit_test.cc: develop (#12804) added SKIP_IF_WSL_BACKEND_ACTIVE() after the init ASSERT_EQ that this branch replaces with REQUIRE_AMDSMI_INIT(init). Kept both. Signed-off-by: Maisam Arif <Maisam.Arif@amd.com>

…12804) ## Motivation NPM (Node Power Management) balancing mode controls whether a node prioritizes Power Balancing (PB) or Frequency Balancing (FB) across its GPUs. There was previously no way to read or change this mode through amd-smi. ## Technical Details - Add `amdsmi_get_npm_balancing_mode()` / `amdsmi_set_npm_balancing_mode()` to get/set the current NPM balancing mode for a node. - Add `amdsmi_get_npm_supported_balancing_modes()`, which decodes `board/supported_mode`'s bitmask (bit N corresponds to enum value N of `amdsmi_npm_balancing_mode_t`) into the list of modes the platform/ASIC actually accepts, independent of whether NPM is currently enabled. The decode loop is generic over the enum range, so a future ASIC with a different/larger set of supported modes requires no decode-logic changes. - `amdsmi_npm_balancing_mode_t` values are explicit (`POWER_BALANCING = 1`, `FREQUENCY_BALANCING = 2`) so the bit-position-equals-enum-value invariant used by the bitmask decode is visible in the header and protected against accidental reordering. - Resolves the NPM board directory via `board/npm/` first, falling back to a flat `board/` layout (e.g. MI350X) with no ASIC-specific branching — purely driven by directory existence. - Exposes Get/Set via the CLI: `amd-smi node` (adds `SUPPORTED_BALANCING_MODES`) and `amd-smi set --node-balancing-mode`. `--node-balancing-mode` is a system-wide setting and is rejected in combination with `--gpu`/`-g`. - Set to a mode that is syntactically valid but absent from the platform's supported-mode bitmask returns `AMDSMI_STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED` with CLI output text that names the rejected mode, distinguishable from the generic "NPM is disabled on this node" message. ## Issue Tracking JIRA ID : ROCM-31886 ## Test Plan - C++ gtest unit suite (`amdsmi_npm_balancing_mode_test.cc`), run both without root (parameter validation, read-only paths) and with root (Set-path tests gated by `REQUIRE_ROOT_ACCESS`). - Python unit suite (`test_npm_balancing_mode.py`, `test_cli_set_node_balancing_mode.py`), run with root via `unit_tests.py -k npm`. - Manual sanity test against mocked sysfs (overlayfs via the project's mock-sysfs tooling), covering: - Flat `board/` layout with no `mode`/`supported_mode` files (e.g. MI350X) → Get returns `N/A` and supported-modes query returns `AMDSMI_STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED`, instead of erroring. - `board/npm/mode` + `board/npm/supported_mode=0x6` → Get decodes `FREQUENCY_BALANCING`, supported-modes decodes `[PB, FB]`. - CLI `amd-smi set --node-balancing-mode FREQUENCY_BALANCING` against a node whose `supported_mode` bitmask only allows `POWER_BALANCING` (`0x2`) → rejected with a message naming the specific unsupported mode, sysfs left unchanged. - CLI `amd-smi set --node-balancing-mode POWER_BALANCING` against the same node (mode present in the bitmask) → succeeds, sysfs `mode` updated accordingly. - `pre-commit run` (clang-format, ruff format, SPDX headers, C++ test naming conventions) clean on all changed files. ## Test Result - C++ gtest: all NPM balancing-mode tests passed (non-root and root runs). - Python unit tests: 35/35 passed (`-k npm`). - Manual mocked-sysfs sanity checks: all of the above scenarios behaved as expected. ## Submission Checklist - [x] Look over the contributing guidelines at https://github.com/ROCm/rocm-systems/blob/develop/CONTRIBUTING.md. --------- Signed-off-by: Bill Liu <shuzhliu@amd.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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2026-10-12 — Included in TheRock via ROCm/TheRock#8932.

## Motivation ROCm 10.1 has branched to `release/therock-10.1`. This opens the 10.2 development cycle: it bumps the library minor version to 27.2.0 and fills the `10.2.0` changelog section. While opening it, the `10.1.0` section on `develop` was audited against the release branch, and entries that will not ship in 10.1 were moved to `10.2.0`. ## Technical Details **Version** (`include/amd_smi/amdsmi.h`, `rust-interface/src/amdsmi_wrapper.rs`): - Bump `AMDSMI_LIB_VERSION_MINOR` `1 -> 2` (27.2.0). SONAME stays `libamd_smi.so.27` (`SOVERSION` is `MAJOR` only). - Regenerate the Rust binding constant to match. The Python wrapper and Go shim carry no minor-version constant. **Changelog** (`CHANGELOG.md`): - Extend the existing `## amd_smi_lib for ROCm 10.2.0` section. - Move the `10.1.0` entries whose source PR is not on `release/therock-10.1`, and add entries for three develop-only PRs whose fixes merged without one: | Action | Source PR | Entries | |--------|-----------|---------| | Move `10.1.0` → `10.2.0` | #8624 | CLI exit-code rework: 5 Changed, 1 Removed, 2 Resolved Issues | | Move `10.1.0` → `10.2.0` | #11494 | `AMDSMI_VRAM_TYPE_HBM4` (Added) | | Move `10.1.0` → `10.2.0` | #11066 | fwupd UMA carveout (Changed) | | Move `10.1.0` → `10.2.0` | #11471 | NPM node power limit: 1 Added, 2 Changed | | Move `10.1.0` → `10.2.0` | #10678 | Version-absent `amd-smi metric` fields omitted from human output (Changed; was under Removed, but it changes output) | | Move `10.1.0` → `10.2.0` | #12144 | xGMI data counters reading as unavailable on MI450 (Resolved Issues) | | Move `10.1.0` → `10.2.0` | #12804 | NPM balancing mode get/set (Added) | | New in `10.2.0` | #11474 | Topology APIs returned uninitialized NUMA data (Resolved Issues) | | New in `10.2.0` | #11045 | `amdsmi_get_gpu_fabric_info()` rejected partial UALink sysfs data (Resolved Issues) | | New in `10.2.0` | #12999 | NULL output pointers, CPER paging after a large record, `amd-smi static --clock` traceback (3 Resolved Issues) | - Drop the `### Removed` heading left empty in `10.1.0`. - Keep the #11628 entry in `10.1.0` (cherry-picked to the release branch as #12032) and the `10.0.0` section as is (it differs from `release/therock-10.0` only by the #11046 placement fixes). **Docs** (`docs/how-to/amdsmi-cli-tool.md`): - Update the `amd-smi --help` banner and default-view header examples to 27.2.0 / ROCm 10.2.0 (stale since 27.0.0). ## Issue Tracking N/A ## Test Plan - Configure and build with `-DBUILD_TESTS=ON`; confirm CMake reports 27.2.0. - Run `pre-commit` (amdsmi config) on the changed files. - Check `10.2.0`, `10.1.0` and `10.0.0` against changelog conventions: allowed subsection headings, two-space line breaks on headline bullets, no JIRA IDs in entry text. - Diff the `10.1.0` entries and headings against `release/therock-10.1`. - No GPU run or new unit test: no runtime code changed. ## Test Result - Build: pass (`amdsmitst` links), CMake reports 27.2.0 - `pre-commit`: all hooks passed - Changelog conventions: clean for `10.2.0`, `10.1.0`, `10.0.0` - `10.1.0` vs `release/therock-10.1`: identical entries and headings --------- Signed-off-by: Maisam Arif <Maisam.Arif@amd.com>

## Motivation The ABI compliance check never flags a break. `check_report_content()` matches text that abi-compliance-checker 2.3 does not print, so every report reads as clean, and major mode passes with a warning even when the checker exits 1. It passed #8575 (removed `amdsmi_gpu_driver_reload`) and #11821 (grew `amdsmi_driver_info_t` from 768 to 1792 bytes, reverted in #13926). ## Technical Details **Report parser** (`tests/abi_check/abi_check.py`): - Read the counts from the report's section headings (`<h2>Removed Symbols <span class='failed'> 1 </span>`) - Fail on removed symbols, High or Medium severity problems, and any `Size of this type has been changed` row, naming the type - The checker rates struct growth Low because it assumes the library allocates the struct; amd-smi callers allocate their output structs, so growth breaks binaries built against the old header - Fail major mode when the checker exits non-zero; it used to finish "with warnings" and pass **Baseline** (`tests/abi_check/abi_check.py`): - Compare against `git merge-base <base> HEAD` instead of the base branch tip. Without this, once the check can fail, a PR that forked before an API landed on `develop` is reported as removing it **Tests and docs**: - `tests/abi_check/abi_check_test.py`: fixtures are fragments of real abi-compliance-checker 2.3 reports; adds merge-base and pass/fail tests - `.pre-commit-config.yaml`: run `abi_check_test.py` when `tests/abi_check/` changes, so the LSTT Formatting job runs it; no workflow ran it before - `tests/README.md`: describe both **Not changed**: `abi-compliance-check.yml`. The check stays non-blocking and still reports through the `MAJOR ABI BREAKAGE` / `MINOR ABI BREAKAGE` labels. The workflow runs the base branch's `abi_check.py`, so this PR's own ABI jobs still use the old parser. ## Issue Tracking Related: #11821, #13926 ## Test Plan - `abi_check_test.py` on Python 3.6, 3.10 and 3.14, against `develop`'s `abi_check.py` and this branch - `develop`'s and this branch's `abi_check.py` with abi-compliance-checker 2.3 on Ubuntu 22.04 (the CI job's tool and OS), major and minor mode, on real `amdsmi.h` pairs, each in a throwaway git repo so `git merge-base` and `git show` behave as in CI - `pre-commit run --from-ref origin/develop --to-ref HEAD` from `projects/amdsmi`, as the LSTT Formatting job runs it ## Test Result - `abi_check_test.py`: the new tests fail on `develop`'s `abi_check.py` (3 failures, 5 errors) and all 16 pass with this change on every Python version Real abi-compliance-checker 2.3 runs, exit code (major / minor): | `amdsmi.h` change | `develop` | This PR | This PR reports | |---|---|---|---| | #8575: removed `amdsmi_gpu_driver_reload` | 0 / 1 | **1** / 1 | Removed Symbols: 1 | | #11821: grew `amdsmi_driver_info_t` | 0 / 1 | **1** / 1 | `amdsmi_driver_info_t` 768 to 1792 bytes | | `release/therock-10.0` to `release/therock-10.1` | 0 / 1 | **1** / 1 | `amdsmi_enumeration_info_t` 276 to 280 bytes | | `release/therock-10.1` to `release/therock-10.2` | 0 / 1 | **1** / 1 | Medium data type problems; `amdsmi_driver_info_t`, `amdsmi_fabric_info_t` and its `fabric_info_` union grew | | #12804: added APIs | 0 / 0 | 0 / 0 | | | #11471: added APIs | 0 / 1 | 0 / 1 | | | `AMDSMI_LIB_VERSION_MINOR` bump | 0 / 1 | 0 / 1 | | | No change | 0 / 0 | 0 / 0 | | | PR forked before #12804, base branch then gained it | 0 / 1 | 0 / 0 | | Minor mode keeps its meaning (any change the checker reports with `-strict`); only its baseline changed. Signed-off-by: Maisam Arif <Maisam.Arif@amd.com>

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fix(amdsmi): use full balancing-mode names instead of PB/FB in CLI

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CLI-facing input/output now use POWER_BALANCING/FREQUENCY_BALANCING instead of the PB/FB abbreviations; the library layer's internal PB/FB string contract is unchanged.

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