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Background:
I started jupyter notebook in the newly installed tensorflow environment. No matter the browser or the console, the prompt is about dead kernel. Then check it, update it and make it big
However, I failed to update the console according to other people’s methods, which should be the reason why their CONDA command was not fully written
It occurred to me that navigator seemed to be able to be updated without the CONDA command. Then I fumbled for the following operation and finally successfully updated several packages. Turn on jupyter again and everything is OK
Thinking:
Update jupyter notebook, IPython, IPython kernel; It’s only successful when all three are updated)
Methods:
1. Open Anaconda navigator
2. Find the updatable package in the corresponding environment
3. Update as follows:
After selecting notebook, IPython, and IPython kernel, go to selected to see if you have selected all of them. If not, continue to select
Then apply
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Source of the original text: https://www.cnblogs.com/hesse-summer/p/10626755.html
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