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Runpod2mo ago
bonjour

Jupyter lab can't read custom environment

Hello, I have a (probably) easy question. I bought a monthly storage so that I can install my libraries on it. However, when I launch a gpu pod, jupyter lab doesn't recognize the custom environment... Has anyone else had this problem?
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aspiring1
aspiring12mo ago
You have to give more details where had you installed jupyter-laband your custom libraries - were they installed on the disk-volume or the network-volume? - also give the method you used to install eg : pip install in a virtual environment (and path of virtual-env)
bonjour
bonjourOP2mo ago
Hi thanks for answering. I installed the libraries via pip on the disk-volume after activating a custom environment
aspiring1
aspiring12mo ago
Did you create the custom environment (virtualenv or conda could you elaborate) inside your network volume /workspace partition or on your disk volume. Disk volumes are erased as soon as you terminate your pod - but if you created your environment on a network-volume , it should still exist after you activate it. Did you try running pip list on your virtual environment - if yes, did you see the packages installed therein?

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