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### Q: I got an 'Abort trap : 6' error while running visualdl, how to fix it?
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A: It is because the system cannot find where 'visualdl' is. If you type `python -c 'import visualdl'`, it should give you a module-not-found error. Try to setup visualdl locally from a conda environment. After installing, `pip show visualdl` should show something like below:
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`Name: visualdl`
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`Version: 1.0.0`
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`Summary: Visualize Deep Learning`
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`Home-page: UNKNOWN`
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`Author: PaddlePaddle and Echarts team`
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`Author-email: UNKNOWN`
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`License: Apache License`
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`Location: /Users/<username>/anaconda2/envs/conda_vdl/lib/python2.7/site-packages`
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`Requires: Pillow, protobuf, Flask, scipy, numpy`
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`Name: visualdl`
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`Version: 1.0.0`
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`Summary: Visualize Deep Learning`
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`Home-page: UNKNOWN`
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`Author: PaddlePaddle and Echarts team`
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`Author-email: UNKNOWN`
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`License: Apache License`
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`Location: /Users/<username>/anaconda2/envs/conda_vdl/lib/python2.7/site-packages`
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`Requires: Pillow, protobuf, Flask, scipy, numpy`
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In this case, the 'visualdl' command should be able to be found.
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