@MichMich, oooooh. I was about to start a new topic and demand access to those 'frowned' modules! 🙂

Honestly, in these cases it’s the best to find the solutions yourself using a lot of googling. Thats the best way to learn new things. 👍

I can also verify this as I just setup a brand new rPi yesterday. Downloaded a fresh copy of jessie, booted up the rPi, did the setup for it, made sure all apps were up to date (with 'sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get upgrade' then installed MM as per the wiki’s instructions. Done.

By the way, while inconvenient every time, you can issue a 'pm2 restart <MM>' (where <MM> is whatever you called your process) to refresh the display and those times would display properly again.

Regarding the ‘keyboard and mouse’ part in your post … I use a wireless set. So the rPi is mounted behind the monitor and only has 2 wires on it: power and HDMI. There’s a USB dongle plugged in that’s for the keyboard and mouse which I rarely use. Specially since I log in remotely. The only time I need the mouse or keyboard is if something bad happened and the rPi won’t boot up normally. But other than that, not needed.

To update electron enter your MagicMirror folder any execute npm install 🙂

OHHHHHHHHHH… yep I get it now thank you so much for the help and for the speedy response your mirror creation is the best.

I suggest you open a topic on the raspberry pi forum as well… Maybe somebody can elaborate on where we have to look for a solution.