So my RP2 just updated and by some reason (i suspect the card number switched from 1 to 2 and a new HDMI driver was installed) and now my mic is broken. I already switched the plughw from 1 to 2 but i get a rather inconsistent performance from MM. Any ideas? EDIT: Plughw on MMM-Assistant MK2 and MMM-Hotword is where i replaced the plughw:1 to plughw:2

Thank you for the much needed help, ive been reading everything possible to get things going.

@dwleo no problem… thanks for letting us know… the system is sensitive in certain spots! can u mark your issue resolved?

In case you didn’t find a solution yet, a user by the name sdetweil just helped me with a similar problem with my RPi 3 B+ running the latest Rasbian Stretch. Here is the link to that discussion for everyone else who is stuck at this step too: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/9636/stuck-at-unable-to-install-dependencies/8?page=1

Your first error log says just play-sound node module is not installed. It means, you’ve missed or failed npm install step on installation of MMM-AssistantMk2 Your second error log is somewhat obvious, but I think you have a problem with nodeJS or npm. I cannot assure but you seems to need a clean install of your nodeJS or npm from scratch.

@dazza120 Course, I can report the opposite, with my setup. While I don’t have exact figures the one thing that seems to have happened is that my system isn’t triggering the temp. icon anymore now that I’m back on the normal driver. That being said, I’ve got a fan+heatsink on the way for the final setup, there’s no reason not to protect the pi.

@qbox83 try using the Legacy drivers GL and fake are a pain from what I’ve seen

I’m a total noob at coding so really every kind of suggestion is appreciated

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.