I still have the problem. Although what I did in my previous post "fixed"
the issue once last week, this week I am back to not being able to use the
notebook as it asks for a token but does not accept the token provided.
Here is the terminal output when I tun "sage --notebook". If anyone has
Thanks, DLD. I did try clearing the cache, but it made no difference.
It is probably something like that, anyway. Something that did happen
when I had notebooks running in chrome is that error messages would
pop up saying that it could not auto-save the notebook. (Obviously I
do have write permi
This means your Sage was compiled with CPU specific optimizations and uses
some instructions your current CPU doesn't support. If you want a portable
version of Sage, you need to make sure to compile it without CPU
optimizations (eg. with -march=x86_64)
El lunes, 31 de marzo de 2025 a las 13:01
On Mon, Mar 31, 2025 at 4:45 AM John Cremona wrote:
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> I still have the problem. Although what I did in my previous post "fixed"
> the issue once last week, this week I am back to not being able to use the
> notebook as it asks for a token but does not accept the token provided. Here
> is th
