Since I'm on an Intel platform, I worked around this by installing the Intel OpenCL SDK (converted to a .deb using alien) and adding a "Provides: opencl-icd" line to the control file as described in the post at http://serverfault.com/a/383958 before installing the package. Since this is an alien package, I won't need to worry about upgrades breaking the package. It coexists happily with the NVIDIA OpenCL implementation from the apt repository.
Since I'm on an Intel platform, I worked around this by installing the Intel OpenCL SDK (converted to a .deb using alien) and adding a "Provides: opencl-icd" line to the control file as described in the post at http:// serverfault. com/a/383958 before installing the package. Since this is an alien package, I won't need to worry about upgrades breaking the package. It coexists happily with the NVIDIA OpenCL implementation from the apt repository.