Jupyter notebook kernel of Julia crashed

[NUSCondy]

Hi,
When I was running Julia scripts (examples) with Jupyter, the kernel crashed or closed the connection before I want to run it. I don't know if it's the problem with the version I use now. May I check the version you are using? Do you have any experience with such an issue? By the way, I am using the Ubuntu subsystem on windows.
Looking forward to your reply!

[mjohnson541]

Are you resetting the kernel properly? A lot of those notebooks look for the Julia kernel they were written with, but can can be run in the most recent version so you sometimes need to set a different kernel in kernel/change kernel.

On a side note you might need to change the output of domain functions from domain,y0 => domain,y0,p from v0.3.0 on it looks like I missed that in a couple of the notebooks.

I've been mostly working with Julia v1.4.2 lately. I know people that use RMS on the Ubuntu subsystem on Windows so I don't think that should be a problem.