We have a couple of places in the documentation where we're showing/using very old module names, which are not available anymore (or won't be very soon).
@lbarraga Can you take a look at hunting those down, and trying to update them?
In general, aim for using modules that use a toolchain */2023a or newer (or a subtoolchain thereof).
If you grep for GCC-, GCCcore-, -201, and -202[012] you should be able to find most of them (do ignore the available_software subdirectory, since the tables in there are auto-generated)
lbarraga
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We have a couple of places in the documentation where we're showing/using very old module names, which are not available anymore (or won't be very soon).
@lbarraga Can you take a look at hunting those down, and trying to update them?
In general, aim for using modules that use a toolchain
*/2023aor newer (or a subtoolchain thereof).If you grep for
GCC-,GCCcore-,-201, and-202[012]you should be able to find most of them (do ignore theavailable_softwaresubdirectory, since the tables in there are auto-generated)