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[iannesbitt]

You’re welcome!

@dbehrens17

Is this because the shake is just plugged directly into the computer via the Ethernet cable and is not plugged directly into a router or Ethernet jack on the wall (my only option on the university network unfortunately)?

Probably, yes. The most likely solution for this is to go into the adapter settings for your Ethernet connection and set your computer’s IP to a manual address like 192.168.1.99, Subnet to 255.255.255.0, and Gateway/Router to 192.168.1.99. This should put you on the same subnet as the Shake, which should allow you to connect, although depending on your version of Windows some of the terms could be slightly different.

@dbehrens17

However, these files were last modified back in March, so they couldn’t be data that’d I’d been collecting over the last few hours with my shake on, could it? Or am I misunderstanding something here. Is there a reason my shake wouldn’t be saving the data locally?

That’s probably related to the fact that the Shake has the wrong time set in the OS, because it’s not been able to contact the internet or use a GPS for timing. Can you SSH into the shake and send me the output of the following command:

date +%Y.%j

More on timing here: NTP and GPS timing details

Ian