Everything else seems to follow on from the “course-v4” folder, so without it, I cannot proceed and I have no idea why it is different to the guide, I have tried to repeat the steps but it’s always the same.
In my case, the fastbook folder contains only the notebooks with the lesson corresponding to each chapter. All text and images, like in the book.
I can’t see the notebooks that we’re supposed to run.
Thanks
The fastbook folder contains a “clean” folder, where you will find the notebooks that you want to run.
You should copy this folder to /storage in order to persist any changes that you make to these files.
That was very helpful. Many thanks!
Now, I can create a folder in /storage and save each notebook in the clean folder, but I’m wondering if there is a way to copy the whole folder to /storage first and work from there.
You can start a terminal, as shown in the first Screenshot of this topic, and type:
mkdir /storage/mynotebooks
cp /fastbook/clean/*.ipynb /storage/mynotebooks/
I’ve noticed the version I have has some differences in the code examples compared with the 2020 video, for example the code in the book I have is “fastai” whereas in the video, it says “fastai2”
Did I somehow end up with an older version of the Notebook?
@Sandy9999 I had a similar problem (no fastbook or course-v4 folder) but I did have a README and License file. During the notebook setup I tried the option of connecting a Github repository as a workspace.
I created a new notebook without the Github connection and now I’m getting a fastbook folder correctly.
When I try to run that, it says fast.ai has no such attribute, I was able to determine that I too am on 2.0.16 by upgrading via PIP.
I am curious now why I can’t call an attribute which you can on the same version
I was seeing Fastbook folder with updated container and it worked fine.
But facing a memory error issue while doing new install. Posting new issue separately.