Closed lucascoelhof closed 3 years ago
I am having the same issue on Mac
I am also having the same issue on Mac
I'm having the same issue on Windows, do you have any solution?
Hi,I found solution in udacity course forum, in "environment.yml" put all dependencies under "-pip:" (with indents) will work.
Similar issue on Mac
I just install the packages in environment.yml respectively .
conda create -n CarND-Term1
conda activate CarND-Term1
conda install package-name
pip install package-name
I tried installing packages one by one but the command: "conda install jupyter --channel conda-forge" did not work. The error was "Output in format: Requested package -> Available versions". Any idea how to fix this? Would really like to get Jupyter Notebook working..
I tried installing packages one by one but the command: "conda install jupyter --channel conda-forge" did not work. The error was "Output in format: Requested package -> Available versions". Any idea how to fix this? Would really like to get Jupyter Notebook working..
I think you can try to use pip instead of conda command to install jupyter conda activate env_name pip install jupyter
Thanks! Do you know how to install pyqt=4.11.4? I tried conda and pip install, with channel, and both returned the same error as before.
@tangbaoGoGo tangbaoGoGo
How did you do that? Could you specify the yml file you used? I tried what you wrote and failed
Summarized solution from Udacity forums, solved two of my issue.
environment conflicts: for cpu, replace tensorflow-gpu with tensorflow:
name: carnd-term1 channels:
not driving in autonomous mode After this step, I had another issue, simulator runs, drive.py accepts connection, but it does not drive in autonomous mode, the issue is version of python-socketio and python-engineio:
After activate the carnd-term1 envrionment, use pip to install: flask-socketio==4, python-socketio==4.6.0 and python-engineio==3.13.0
By they way, I also had a minor issue while training: "str has not attribute "encode"". Go to that file, simply remove all encode.
Remember to add a tab indent to all libraries after " pip: " in https://github.com/udacity/CarND-Term1-Starter-Kit/issues/116#issuecomment-762464909 's given code
Hello,
I'm trying to create a conda environment on my computer using the provided environment.yml but it returns a UnsatisfiableError with the following conflicts. Can anyone check if this command is working on their computer?