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that works well, the only thing how can i view hidden folders like .kaggle using jupyter? not a big problem as i can upload and move the file later, but would be nice to upload direct to correct folder. thanks!
Viewing hidden files is a bit difficult without changing how we launch Jupyter (https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/2049). Today we have locked that up so that it can be launched with the default setting as your home directory contains a few hidden directories that should not be displayed in Jupyter (example: .anaconda/.jupyter/.datasets etc).
In the future we will provide the option for allowing you to change the Jupyter setting if you want to view the hidden files as well.
At the moment the approach you suggested works best - upload and then move it from a hidden directory to a visible directory.
Hi @vibhorsood ,
We’ve taken a look at your issue and replied to you via email. The issue should be resolved now but please let us know if you continue to have this problem
@miwojc - we have currently limited the capacity on the disks to 75GB for optimal usage. 36 GB out of this is taken by fast.ai v3 datasets.
Are you trying to import a different dataset? If it is fast.ai dataset it will be located under your home directory:
~/.datasets/
If it is indeed a different dataset my suggestion is that move this to /tmp directory and expand it there. However, this will not be backed up for you. So treat this as a temporary solution.
Another thing you could do (not advisable) is that you should try clearing up some space by removing directories under ~/.datasets -
These will be recreated when you run the relevant notebooks later (although will take a lot of time to download).
Not an optimal choice.
If you are looking for something more general purpose with a bigger storage (although not free) you should check out crestle.com which gives you higher data storage (but not fast.ai compliant atm)
thank you for the quick answer @shad0wfax
i was just about to try the solution you proposed however i cannot open Jupyter notebook in the new tab. see screenshots attached. i tried friefox (which was working so far) and chrome. the same issue for both browsers.
