Problems are related to where distrobox is stashing a clblas and openblas package. It’s on the base system too, further complicating searches. I’ve tried all kinds of stuff with no luck. I hate the massive find command’s obfuscated ancient API of a full sized ANSI language specification. Python or C is easier than that junk.
A simple $ dnf where command seems like such an obvious thing even if it is an unrelated alias or function outside of dnf.
If you’re looking for the location of a package installed on your system, you can use the rpm command with the -ql option to list the files.
For example:
rpm -ql clblas Or rpm -ql openblas.
You can use Python’s pip or C’s pkg-config (for C libraries) to get the installation paths.
For Python packages:
pip show clblas # Replace ‘clblas’ with the package name
For C libraries using pkg-config:
pkg-config --libs clblas # Replace ‘clblas’ with the library name