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Stuck at 'Kernel starting, please wait...' #1415
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I just tried and it works flawless in Firefox 46.0 😕 |
Was Chrome just updated? Another Chrome user reported something similar at almost exactly the same time, #1414. |
I used this method here http://superuser.com/questions/408570/how-can-i-tell-when-the-last-time-chrome-updated and it looks like it was last updated last Wednesday (27.04.11:23PM). |
Fun fact, works in chrome incognito mode, but does NOT work in "normal" chrome with cache for that page disabled. I really dont get how that's even possible. Get a bunch of this in chrome console:
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@takluyver The dev version is working with Chrome version referenced and Python 3. Will drop down to the latest stable and see what happens. Update: It seems to work with notebook v4.2 on OS X 10.11.4 with Python 3. @andaag @mmcdan @shackenberg What notebook release version are you currently using? |
Same problem here, restarted a kernel 15min ago and nothing happened. Everything is stuck at "Kernel starting, please wait..." now. (Win 8.1, Chrome 49.0.2623.112, notebook 4.2.0) [edit1] updated Chrome to 50.0.2661.94, same problem. |
@NasenSpray Thanks for the report and version details. |
This is probably due to this bug with the uBlock extension blocking WebSockets: gorhill/uBlock#1604 |
@RobbieClarken: thx, deactivating uBlock (1.7.0) resolved it for me |
Thanks for the detective work @RobbieClarken :-) |
uBlock 1.7.2 fixes the issue for me. |
Can confirm 1.7.2 fixes this issue. |
Thanks to @RobbieClarken's tip. I'm going to close this. Please feel free to reopen if there are additional issues. |
Confirm this issue on Chrome (51.0.2704.103) but not Safari |
FWIW even firefox with no adblock whatsoever did not resolve the issue for me. |
To solve the issue, I just re-started Chrome |
Same as @ryantuck, clean installation no plugins at all yet kernels don't start. Jupyter seems to work flawless with Safari |
@rocreguant What is the Firefox version that you are using? Operating system? Are you using the recent release 5.0.0. If not please try upgrading. Thanks! |
@gnestor @takluyver Do you want to reopen this re: Firefox? |
@willingc I'm using Firefox 52.0.2 (64-bit) |
I don't have any good ideas how to debug it at the moment, though. |
@rocreguant I think you may have a configuration issue on your system. Firefox is working for me using Python and R with Firefox 52.0.2 (64-bit) and Sierra 10.12.4 using Notebook 5.0.0 (which was released a few days ago). I've just tried it with a conda install and a pip install. Perhaps good next steps would be:
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I just Quit chrome & re-launched, the issue got solved. |
I understand this is an old issue, had this for last two days, and restarting chrome resolved it. |
I'm going to close this as it appears to be a browser/environment-related issue. We can re-open if it appears to be notebook-related in the future. |
I disabled the adblock extension in Chrome and that fixed the problem for me |
I just had this issue, and neither the browser changing helped me nor blocking any extension. I had to completely uninstall anaconda and re-install it. Now it's working completely fine. |
Updating Jupyter Notebook, resolved the issue for me. |
Hey guys i have this problem as well in my jupyter notebook after updating all my pip package and conda, before updating i think it works fine a months ago. This is the application launch error that anaconda navigator gave me:
thing i tried: Any advice would be greatly appreciated OS used : windows 10 |
I hope it's not too late. I had similar problem with you and this link helped me: #2664 (comment) |
Upgrading to Notebook 5.7.5 should resolve the issue. #2664 (comment) |
This just happened to me and I have no idea why. I'm using IJulia from the REPL. Macintosh iMac OS 10.14.5 How do I fix or diagnose this? |
my "solution" is bouncing jupyter. sometimes more than once, until i see the message
and then it works. |
hey mine have problem [C 15:17:46.170 NotebookApp] No such file or directory: C:\Users\Rajsa\troubleshoot |
Hi @raj9650sahni - the troubleshoot option applies to the The reason you got the error with |
Tried restarting Docker container, no go! |
When I had the issue I realised that I started the Jupyter session in different conda environment and opened the notebook in entirely different conda environment kernel |
None of the above but: Here is the path to proxy settings: |
For me, the issue was caused by ExpressVPN's whitelist (split-tunnel) feature interfering with Jupyter. I disabled split-tunnel and just used a browser VPN extension instead. FYI, NordVPN has a vaguely working split-tunnel feature whereas SurfShark, ExpressVPN and probably many others are complete fails. |
Faced this issue. I was trying to run Jupiter notebook from a location where it was not installed on through terminal. I stopped changing the directory in terminal and it worked again. In far sight, I should have installed Jupyter and presumably python in the same directory that would be different from home directory |
Hi,
I have the issue that my notebooks do not connect to their kernel anymore. I can create new notebooks and open old ones, but the white "Kernel starting, please wait..." box never goes away and cells never execute.
Where should I look to find out, what could be the cause for that?
The setup is:
One note, that (since a long time) I had similar issues in Safari. It would show the orange "Connecting to kernel" box and then the red "Not Connected" one.
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