(In reply to Egbert Eich from comment #39) > Ok, then the reason why the CBLAS-enabled numpy version was lost was that > Leap acquired the python packages from SLE - where we obviously weren't able > to build against it. > The first step towards this would be to update Lapack on SLE to a version > that provides CBLAS. Originally, numpy used the cblas from openblas, so this did not matter. Only when numpy changed from openblas to netlib-lapack (@3.5.0), the missing cblas became a problem. For numpy + cblas, there are two options: 1. Build numpy as part of Backports, which already *has* cblas. 2. Bring an updated lapack (>= 3.6.0) to SLE. But as far as I understand, this *also* goes into backports only, so we also need to build numpy in backports.