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The labels in the UI changed a bit.
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Thanks for making these tweaks.
I agree that you have to wait a long time for the RAPIDS env to sync over, I fell into that trap previously. Do you want to add a note here warning folks about that?
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The labels in the UI changed a bit. Otherwise this works.
However, when I start the JupyterLab instance it "never" finishes loading the kernels from the custom image. I waited for 5 or so minutes before giving up :-/ We can add a note about "be patient", because it is confusing that the obvious "start a notebook" button doesn't have
cudfin it. But I think if you have to wait minutes then that makes it a useless thing to have. Could there be something wrong with the image I built? Or some other explanation for why loading the extra kernels doesn't seem to happen?