James Myatt

The container is persistent until it's been inactive for too long. So data downloaded by one notebook will be available to the others.

I'm pretty sure that I'm missing some requirements, but it'll be easy to check once I can run the notebooks directly via binder.

Are you sure that the `pandas-datareader` package is installed?

Great. Thanks.

I'm aware of that. But the config it's adopting when ought to work without modification.

"RJ45" not "ethernet", but my guess is that the E7 is the cheapest current model with 2 RJ45 ports. Cheaper ones often have either 1 RJ45 (which requires passthrough), or...

On that controller, "HS" = handset, so it has 1 RJ45. Then M1,M2 = motor 1, motor 2. The last 2 are for power (I assume, I don't know why...

Pinning exact versions especially for libraries (rather than applications) doesn't work with Python's dependency management. It's a practice that comes from Javascript, which has an entirely different system. See https://iscinumpy.dev/post/bound-version-constraints/.

You should find the model of the keypad somewhere on the PCB. Otherwise you can trace the wires using a continuity tester and follow the "passthrough" instructions in the v1...

It's not mentioned in the debian install instructions anymore (https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/debian/), so I think it makes sense to remove it from the ansible role. If other roles need it, then that's...