Exception: URL fetch failure on https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/keras-applications/mobilenet_v2/mobilenet_v2_weights_tf_dim_ordering_tf_kernels_1.0_160_no_top.h5: None – [Errno 99] Cannot assign requested address
Is this something you have to download from a google bucket, perhaps try again later or if it doesnt work maybe @chris.favila might help with it!
For the CNN course, you’ve posted in the wrong forum area.
The issue you reported was fixed about two days ago. You have to update your version of the notebook.
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how can i update notebook version?
When you last visited the notebook page in the course, you should have seen a popup notification about the new notebook.
To get a new notebook manually:
- Go to the assignment page and load your current notebook.
- Use the “File” menu and rename your notebook.
- Go to the Lab Help help menu (the question-mark inside a circle, in the upper right corner of the window).
- Use “Get latest version”.
- From the Lab Help menu, use Reboot server.
- Go to the File menu, and load the new notebook.
Now you can start over on the assignment.
Once you have the new notebook open, you should see this as the first code cell.
yes here v2.1 but error still appears such as
Exception: URL fetch failure on https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/keras-applications/mobilenet_v2/mobilenet_v2_weights_tf_dim_ordering_tf_kernels_1.0_160_no_top.h5: None – [Errno 99] Cannot assign requested address
Did you copy your individual lines of code code into the new notebook?
Or did you copy and paste all of the contents (including old code from the previous notebook? That would be bad.
Are you using the new notebook?
Please post a screen capture image that includes the error stack.
yes sir i paste whole code from my previous notebook can i reverse this process to recover fresh v#2.1
That is a problem.
To get a new copy of the notebook, use this method:
- Open your notebook.
- Use the “File → Rename” menu and rename your notebook.
- Use the Lab Help tool (the question-mark inside a circle) and use “Get latest version”.
- Use the “File → Open” menu and open the new copy of the notebook.
- Use the “Kernel → Restart & Clear Output” command.
Now you are ready to start with the new notebook.
I recommend you re-enter your code line-by-line by hand. Do not use copy-and-paste. Only modify the new notebook by adding code to the areas marked for you to add your code.
Its my notebook versions. No one from these open with new notebook code instead the old code appears when open any notebook
Do not run your old notebook. The grader only uses the notebook with the original name.
It appears you were given the new notebook six days ago, but you haven’t edited it since then.
I don’t see any evidence in your image that shows you passed all the tests, and it appears the grader hasn’t finished its work yet.
Maybe your code has an infinite loop, and the grader is getting stuck.
Do you have a grader report that shows you got 0 points?
When you open the notebook, what version number do you see in the cell immediately below the header that says “1 - Packages”?