Juypter Notebook log-in

[ctcombs0352]

I have a Jetson Nano 4 GB running Jet pack 4.5 and L4T 32.5.0 and intend to use a pi cam v2 that I have presently. I have flashed my image file to the SD card and gone through the installation steps accordingly. I have followed through the steps out lined here:

https://courses.nvidia.com/courses/course-v1:DLI+S-RX-02+V2/courseware/b2e02e999d9247eb8e33e893ca052206/63a4dee75f2e4624afbc33bce7811a9b/?activate_block_id=block-v1%3ADLI%2BS-RX-02%2BV2%2Btype%40sequential%2Bblock%4063a4dee75f2e4624afbc33bce7811a9b

My process breaks at this step:

Logging Into The JupyterLab Server

1. Open the following link address : (http://192.168.55.1:8888/)

On further study I have tried to follow this forum thread’s remedy:

How to Install Jupyter Lab on JP4.4

Hello folks; I got Jupyter Lab working on a clean copy of JP4.4 on my Jetson Nano (B01). Here are the steps I followed, hopefully they help you as well. It seems like everyone is being pointed to the JetBot scripts, or this link as an answer when asking for help on Jupyter Lab installations. I can’t tell you why, but they don’t work on JP4.4. Step 1 Install pip and python3-dev I’m not advanced enough in Linux to know if all these commands can be run in one command line or not, but here they a…

I am pretty sure i am the proud owner of deep stream 5, but i still cant log in to the DLI course work through the:

( Open the following link address : [192.168.55.1:8888]]

I am an intermediate Linux user and a new data science student so please take it easy on me :)

[ShaneCCC]

Did you connect jetson nano to your host by USB cable?
Try ssh to check if can connect to 192.168.55.1

[ctcombs0352]

I initially had connected with ssh via wifi from my windows machine. I will give it a shot with a usb cable. In my most recent attempt I tried accessing that link address directly on the Jetson trying to exclude the headless connection from being the source of any issues. At this stage I am able to run the script:

./docker_dli_run.sh

And access the container in terminal.

allow 10 sec for JupyterLab to start @ http://192.168.1.44:8888 (password dlinano)
JupterLab logging location: /var/log/jupyter.log (inside the container)
root@jet:/nvdli-nano#

… Well as of right now when I went through the process again so that I could document this response it worked, and I am able to access the juypter notebook through the portal. I appreciate the prompt response, but perhaps the Nano just needed a good nights rest lol.