I’m running the pm2 logger. MagicMirror finally went to the black screen again. pm2 is throwing back this error: [16798:0911/061159.534755:FATAL:webthread_impl_for_worker_scheduler.cc(32)] Check failed: started. Any ideas?

@asaxena11 Simply type xscreensaver in your terminal and Enter. Click Settings and you choose your options here. [image: 0_1536625788840_x.png]

I don’t have the MMM-PIR-Sensor, also, node is up to date. Wonder whether it has to do with system upgrades…

Hello, I use squeezelite into iFrame. I want to send command (next track, previous track, play, pause, …) The command I have to send b8:27:eb:72:c3:f1 button stop b8:27:eb:72:c3:f1 button play b8:27:eb:72:c3:f1 pause b8:27:eb:72:c3:f1 stop b8:27:eb:72:c3:f1 play b8:27:eb:72:c3:f1 mixer volume +10 b8:27:eb:72:c3:f1 is the MAC Adress Can you help me ? Thanks

@cruunnerr . Thanks for replying. I just did it on full version on raspbian stretch. Installer went fine. I also pressed y when it asked for installing pm2 now after i reboot the pi, MagicMirror splash screen comes but i boot into the desktop when i ran npm start dev , i can see modules working. if i try to run pm2 log, i get error -bash: pm2: command not found What am i doing wrong in here?

@johnnewhouse Could/Would you mark my last post as the answer? Not sure if you saw my previous comment, as I edited the post to @ you :)

@toms I think that is not the problem of region height. I guess the height of module might be fixed. (or max-height might be set) Which module do you use? See the module’s css.

@gomez296 There are a few youtube options on this page. https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/wiki/3rd-party-modules

So It’s not really solved but it works with St-Louis Grenze. I left it over night on and in the morning it has loaded the tram departure times. The only porblem is: it will also show one departure time wich is in the past. so it says “4mins ago” and eventually it will go away but still not so nice if it’s there until the next departures times comes. So almost always the first entry will say “mins ago”. And the other problem when I restart it takes forever to load the departure times (more than an hour).

Following the installation instructions and all going well but I am stuck at the step: Run avs-token-helper.js with npm run avs-token-helper Follow the on screen instructions and give the script info it needs. where do I get the info that it needs? i.e. Client ID, Product ID and Allowed return URL Any help much appreciated

@electros said in Installing on Ubuntu 18.04: a file named config.js.sample just rename that one to config.js and should be work. @gwyls What you are supposed to do is make a COPY of the config.js.sample (so that you never lose it) and rename the pasted copy to config.js. Once you have MM running you can press Ctrl M to hide MM and use your PC for other things. Simply clicking the MM icon in the task bar will bring MM to the front.

A solution, (not perfect) is to use MMM-WatchDog, it keeps an eye on your UI and quits app in case the UI crashes, combined with the PM2 process manager, MM2 will automaticly restart after a UI failure. https://github.com/MichMich/MMM-WatchDog

I narrowed it down. The problem seems to be the epiphany-browser. I switched to chromium and now all modules are being loaded.

@pwknowlton I figured it out, so the new update actually changes it to pm2 start mm.sh

@glitchgod I had the same problem, here is the solution which worked for me. Change into the modules directory cd MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Buttons Rebuild module for the correct elecron version npm rebuild --runtime=electron --target=$(../../node_modules/electron/cli.js --version) --disturl=https://atom.io/download/atom-shell --build-from-source AxLED

So I have a solution for now. I had the fake kms driver enabled for OpenGL. Mirror worked with these for some time but at some point not anymore. Going back to legacy drivers solved the issue for now…

@AxLed Sorry it took me some time to reply. Holidays and such. In reply to your suggestions: 1st idea: Haven’t tried, I went a different route, see underneath. 2nd idea: had tried i before; commands via the URL worked. It decided to go another route. Instead of using MMM-ModuleScheduler I have opted to use Cron to do the MONITORON and MONITOROFF commands. As I was only having trouble at the MONITORON command I first tried this in Cron. To my surpise I now had a mirror in the morning but not in the evening. It turned out that I was sending 1 MONITOROFF with Cron (after the nightly reboot). Actually I am not using MONITORON and MONITOROFF in Cron but vcgencmd display_power 1 and vcgencmd display_power 0. After the vcgencmd display_power 0 I was able to use Cron to turn the monitor back on with vcgencmd display_power 1 But after MONITOROFF I was not able to turn the monitor back on with vcgencmd display_power 1. So MONITOROFF seems to be doing something strange in combination with the FakeKMS driver. I think I read a similar conclusion in another post: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/8556/monitor-not-waking-up-from-sleep So my work around for all this is Cron. And it is working. And I learned something about Cron. Hope this may also help others who are struggling. Hein-Jan

If anyone is interested, no matter what Board you use the performance is dramatically reduced as soon as you rotate the screen. This is a measurement of PI3: I executed glxgears without vsync. measurements are average of fps [image: 0_1535224120015_Screenshot 2018-08-25 at 21.08.03.png] So without rotation the performance on the pi3 is a lot better. On the Tinkerboard it is even worse as it only supports Open GL ES and I have not found a solution to get that running with Electron.