Closed giladgressel closed 7 years ago
Looks like I wrote those or am the maintainer ...
These are not good docker instructions. Our students should never be using bash on their container. @domluna are you on slack where we can chat about this?
please pipe me into it, when/wherever it starts. @joshuacook can't you just replace this docker file with the one you had me running?
@yrahal Just alerting you to this repo. We are building a start-kit for the Term1 of SDC. I saw your medium post about your docker container, perhaps you'd like to help debug and contribute to this? This will be the official repo/readme for the course when we are done. thanks!
yes
Didn't mean to be harsh. Just I put a ton of work into this like three weeks ago. It looks like it was pulled from here: https://github.com/joshuacook/CarND-TensorFlow-L2
It should be but it also needs run_jupyter.sh
@joshuacook same name on Slack. Yeah the Dockerfile was pulled from the udacity/CarND-TensorFlow-L2 repo. I took out the jupyter part out because it seemed project specific but I could be wrong. For example the Behavioural cloning project doesn't use Jupyter at all.
I don't think we are on any shared slack teams.
Yeah just realised that ...
mlnd, nd889, carnd, ...
Does #9 solve this?
Yes I think so, except only for windows 10..... we still need to edit more for windows 8, where the tools aren't the same perhaps an entirely new page is the way to go though
My understanding is that windows !10 uses Docker Toolbox which I think is bash and therefore just like mac/linux. I still think we should have a totally separate page.
@joshuacook should take a look at those more carefully. We started a document for this actually.
I think the first command you list is not needed, and the second has one syntax error , the
pwd
needs to be{pwd}
here is the link to the doc we have working on this. https://codeshare.io/axLBda