@sdetweil yes, i did the npm install after git clone. I tried both versions: npm install --only=prod --omit=dev //as seen in the tutorial npm install // as seen in the forum damnit… i just did npm install again, and now it works. Thanks! The iPad is an Gen. 8 with the latest iOS. it works just fine!

@sakliadem stop from auto starting? pm2 stop xx pm2 save reboot see pm2 – help for all the things it can do

@requiemmg Can you mark this as solved?

@Cyric - You’re welcome. I did the same update myself this morning, so know what needed to be changed… Don’t forget to mark the issue as solved.

@tanvir586 said in NODE.JS problem after 2.19: MagicMirror-rebuild author said because this module is archived, he won’t fix his rebuild tool for it anymore

@sdetweil well I don’t know what I did wrong the 1st time, but I duplicated what was there and just change the names and now it’s working. I don’t know what I did wrong but it’s working thank you for your help. Your awesome as always

@mumblebaj i edited off the latest post number, as u need post 1

@Nneuland magicmirror is just an application. other things might be consuming CPU too. ssh in and run the top command. it will bring up a green of running processes sorted u CPU usage, high to low and it refreshes every few seconds. particularly when the system appears slowed down

I usually don’t do this and dig to the bottom of the problem, but this time I gave up and reverted back to Raspbian Buster and all my issues were solved. It seems that there are still some issues with RPi3b+ and Bullseye.

this seems to be an electron bug which is already fixed but not released, see this issue for more info.

@mumblebaj You got it!!! Thanks for letting me know!

reinstalled MM and back in business, who knows what happened

@sdetweil Hi Sam, thanks very much for your great scripts. They really work like charm! Basic installation of the MagicMirror really worked without any issue using your scripts. I am just fighting with some modules, which are obviously not up to date, but that’s a different story. At least I found the root cause of an issue with MMM_systemtemperature and I hope that I could help some other beginners who struggled with that module and did not get support in corresponding forum up to now…or just misunderstood the instructions in the forum. I want to thank you so much for the great work you are doing for the MM community!

@BrotherDan …Issue resolved… Operator error. I needed to make certain I installed the needed dependencies in the MMM-network-signal folder…

@Nicoh This is a Ring Doorbell authentication issue. You have to go through the process again to generate the Ring Authentication Bearer Token and plug that into your Magic Mirror config file. You will have to repeat this process every month as Ring deactivates that bearer token every 30 days. Hope this helps, at least until ring sets up another option for us.

You need to do this with custom CSS. Have a quick google about it. But here is what someone else has done below for the default weather module. https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/14911/default-weather-module-modification-in-custom-css

@thona said in mmm-avstock error: Could not validate config file. Starting with default configuration. Please correct syntax errors at or above this line: ReferenceError: Cannot access ‘config’ before initialization syntax error. stop magicmirror then cd ~/MagicMirror npm run config:check

@mr_cd Not really. I took another module for now. Here I have no foliage or Christmas trees, but until that applies, it still takes a little. { module: 'MMM-MyGarbage', position: 'top_left', header: 'Müllabfuhr', config: { alert: 4, weeksToDisplay: 2, limitTo: 99, fade: true, dateFormat: "dddd D MMMM", fadePoint: 0.25 } }, [image: 1647322397834-waste.png]

@delta-1 test

Which module are you using and how did you configure it?