@laurids I’m assuming it’s some module you’ve installed, so looking at the config.js may give a clue

@e199504 did u say yes to pm2?
then pm2 is already running mm.

do

pm2 status

then
pm2 stop all, or 0, or the name shown in the pm2 status command output

@sdetweil
Looks like I’m on 3.0.0
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@ibo I knew what you were doing…

@e199504

Personally, I would use the install script that was created by, and maintained by, @sdetweil. I do a good amount of installations for one reason or another and it’s my go-to installation tool.

If you are interested:

https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts

@sdetweil yeah My bad I only setup one of the configs not both ahah noobie mistake.

@stardyze ok?

@aboatdev finding the right keystroke is a pain… glad u got it working

@varad-wattamwar said in Hello-Lucy Module Microphone not working:

executed npm install.

Uhh, that is not how the dependencies are installed, according to the readme.

Please keep your questions about this subject to 1 topic. This is the third topic your posting to for the same issue

@varad-wattamwar i posted in your github issue, you determined it was a dialect problem and I gave you options for trying to resolve it

just as Mykle mentioned, posting in multiple places does not make an answer appear faster

@mykle1 someone else in India having trouble, add the

option to the Lucy
config:{}

section in config.js

and then while running examing the console where u start MM,
either npm start or pm2 (pm2 logs --lines=100)

as the voice reco receiver logs what it (thinks it) heard

@daveprenj use my up to date script

see
https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts

erase the mm folder, then run the installer

Fixed! Turns out (at least for me) “MMM-YT-SubCount” is broken. I noticed sub counts were not updating on this plugin, only updated on a MM restart. I swapped it out for MMM-YouTubeChannelStats which works perfectly, and Carousel started working normally after that. Hope this helps someone

@george Sorry George but that’s not the appropriate way to do it.
Doing that you will mess things up as soon as you want to update the module.

Every css-thing you want to change, you transfer to custom.css and make your changes there.
custom.css always overwrites entries in the module css files, so it takes precedence.

Also I think the calendar module is meant here and not MMM-MyCalendar.

@Sceetch congrats to the vaccination :-).
Also, move into the modules/default/calendar folder, look into the calendar.css for any time entries. You will find:

Now edit custom.css and add

Every entry you make here adds to the above from calendar.css.
Try to play with this, e.g. by putting in font-wight: bold