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Kernel crashes when importing tensorflow #7600
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Eh, apparently this has nothing to do with jupyter. Following message is returned when trying to import tensorflow on the same machine outside jupyter:
Error message could be better at jupyter side, but feel free to close this issue if you think otherwise. |
@Napuu Thanks for the follow up. Given the message that you were seeing this is something that we won't be able to handle. I'm going to leave this issue open for discussion in our triage as I agree that the error message here is not good. Might be something we can do better here. Out of interest, if you look at the "Jupyter" tab of the output window do you see the actual SSE4.1 error message anywhere in that output? |
Unfortunately no. Just generic errors about kernel dying. |
@Napuu Please could you provide the full log from teh |
@DonJayamanne sure. Here is log after restarting and running cell with content
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@Napuu thanks
FYI - my suggestion is to create another environment or re-isntall tensorflow to remedy this issue. |
@DonJayamanne here you go
On my machine I got it working by switching cpu from |
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@Napuu thanks for the information, i've tried to repro this and unfortunately i cannot. |
Environment data
Expected behaviour
import tensorflow
would workActual behaviour
See screenshot below
Steps to reproduce:
Initially I got same error messages as here #7190, but unfortunately can't reproduce them anymore.
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