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conda installs 64bit jupyter.exe on a 32bit machine #76

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gbot300-zz opened this issue Oct 4, 2015 · 2 comments
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conda installs 64bit jupyter.exe on a 32bit machine #76

gbot300-zz opened this issue Oct 4, 2015 · 2 comments
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Hi guys

I've recently installed Jupyter via Anaconda on a Windows 7 32bit machine using "conda install jupyter" for python 2.7.

When trying to run Jupyter, I get an error saying that the version of Anaconda\Scripts\jupyter.exe is not compatible with my version of Windows...

"conda info" shows that it is set up for 32-bit: platform : win-32

Am I reporting at the right place? If not please point me in the right direction.

thanx
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minrk commented Oct 4, 2015

Am I reporting at the right place?

Technically the jupyter command is provided by the jupyter/jupyter_core repo, but there isn't much of a way for you to know that, so it's fine here.

It's possible this is a conda problem and not a Jupyter problem. What do you get if you conda remove jupyter_core and then pip install jupyter_core? If that works, it's a conda problem, not a Jupyter one.

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Hi - thanx for the speedy reply

It turns out that it was a conda problem. I had to completely remove Anaconda and Miniconda from my machine and reinstall python.

pip now installs jupyter correctly and and jupyter notebook works out the box. Now, if only I could get python-mysql to work... ;)

Keep up the good work guys.
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