# When using AMD CPU with PyFR

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Hello Yuji,

Not sure if you already got it working, but I had pretty much the identical problem. I fixed it by using specifically the commit of libxsmm mentioned in the install guide, see my post [here](https://pyfr.discourse.group/t/seg-fault-with-openmp-backend-update-solved/976/3).

Hope it works!

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