Thanks @yawns and @lavolp3 for looking out while I was at work. Somebody has to pay for all my toys. :-)

Guys, I’m giving up this task of getting Debian/Ubuntu running on an amd64 with MMM-Hotword. I again are getting the “invalid pointer” error. Perhaps this is happening only on amd64 distro and would not happen on i386 (32bit). If I’m going to test it? Maybe, but returning back to my Pi and Tinker Board for now…

@grasshopper001 https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_i.asp

@lavolp3 yes, a lot of time ^^

yes i have,for some reason MMM-RTSPSTREAM with vlc is crashing my Gassist running at the same pi.If i run only vlc separately from mm everything is running nice.

In the future, please use the Markdown features of the board when posting code and logs.

great news… thanks for the feedback

@warbae Your credential file might be made wrongly. Follow the instruction carefully again.

Not sure why, but on my install these files are called mm-out.log and mm-error.log. So maybe it would be tail -30 ~/.pm2/logs/mm-out.log and tail -30 ~/.pm2/logs/mm-error.log

My quick research indicates that there is a mismatch between the version of Electron and the abi. You can try this: npm update node-abi npm install Let me know how it goes. And thanks for using the Markdown.

Hi ! Yesterday i checked my Caledar on the Mirror (2.6.0) in found something strange … Is that a Bug or are there worng Settings in the config.js Here is the Picture: [image: 1547712404733-20190116_161125_img_2007.png] Please look at the current Date and the Family Calendar This are the Settings in my config.js / { module: "calendar", position: "top_left", header: "Familienkalender", config: { calendars: [ { symbol: "calendar-check-o ", url: "webcal://xxxx.ics" } ], titleReplace: { "De verjaardag van ": "", "'s birthday": "" }, excludedEvents: [ ], maxTitleLength: 30, urgency: 3, maximumEntries: 15, colored: true, coloredSymbolOnly: true, timeFormat: "absolute", dateFormat: "Do MMM", fullDayEventDateFormat: "Do MMM" } }, /your code here urgency is set to 3 But the 17th is not displayed as tomorrow or in 1 days and the first entry of the 18th is not displayed as in2 days like the 2nd entry at 18th …

@sean commas always seem to win vs me lol. Thanks!

@sumrag Hey there! I can’t answer your question, but I can tell you that MM2 is pretty straight forward if you just do a manual install as the guide shows on GitHub :-) Give it a go!

i have the latest Stretch and no folder lxsession in /.config what now? Sorry, I found it Note: setting it in /etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE-pi/autostart or /etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE/autostart

I have the same problem with pi-hole-stats module. I’ve installed it on a raspberry pi zero mirror and on another raspberry pi3B mirror. And in both cases, the same problem. The screen turns black after a few hours working. The solution was the same: comment out the pi-hole-stats module. I don’t know why this happens

thanks everyone, this helped a lot!

for the ones who need to the same, here is how i updated my config file: var config = { port: 8080, address: "0.0.0.0", ipWhitelist: [], Thx to both for your help

@costascontis - Are all of your modules working correctly? Some modules may have an infinite and very short retry on API calls. Multiple internet calls take up a fair amount of processing power. Do you notice anything in the logs?

@thestigh If sensitivity was set wrongly, It might have possibility of not-distinguishing pattern of your voice. Too high sensitivity for model would make hard to catch your hotword, Too low sensitivity for model would make indistinction between hotwords and similar words. Anyway, this issue about voice model and sensitivity is related to your environment of real usage , there is no silver bullet for common cases. Each case is different with others. So you need to optimize values of them to fit to your environment by yourself. Try many values and find optimized values for you.

Hi all, As I will try to get more power to my MM, I would like to use an old laptop for my project. But, I need of course a different solution than for the RPi and I know particularly Hotword and AssistantMk2 uses libs that are not fully compatible for combinations amd64 and later builds of Linux. I’ve tested Debian Stretch, amd64 version and it will not work: Hotword: Snowboy will not run (compiles without errors) and gives pointer error at npm start AssistantMk2: compile with electron-rebuild fails due to grpc issues. Have anybody made these two modules run with Ubuntu 16.04 or other flavours?