in old version, untar_data can use parameters “fname” and “dest” to specify the path,
but in new version, these two parameters was removed, the document has not been updated, I try new parameters “data” and “archive” , it doesn’t work.
Try
path = Path('/content')
untar_data(URLs.MNIST_SAMPLE, data=path)
the data
parameter is where the data will download
thank you so much, I thought parameters was string type like old version.
I have another question, when I use absolute path, it download to correct path, if I use relative path like data=Path("./data"), it doesn’t work.
Is it a windows system problem?
Yeah @hanmala I tried that too. Not sure what the problem is, I get the same on colab.
However, you could use an alternative to untar_data
from fastdownload import *
p = Path('./data')
if not p.exists():
p.mkdir()
f = FastDownload(base=p.name, module=fastai.data)
f.get(URLs.MNIST_TINY)
the returned path to your data would be ./data/data/mnist_tiny
Thank you again,
I looked at the source code, the download path is “self.config_path/v”,
Path(’~/.fastai’) / Path(’./abc’), it will return Path(‘C:/Users/username/.fastai/abc’)
Path(’~/.fastai’) / Path(‘D:/abc’), it will return Path(‘D:/abc’)
I am using a container (singularity) and how to save the data outside of the container into my local machine.
Obviously, my container has no space left and I got the following error:
OSError: [Errno 28] No space left on device