@sdetweil Now I corrected the first line and then I tried to update the module again. What should I say. Now the MMM is running. But now I have on my second mirror another problem. I will open a new post for it. Thank you all for your help :-)

@srobison62 said in Apple Calendar integration: Right now its only taking up about 60% of the screen and itsgot alot of space on the sides How is your current config.js and custom.css? To make things simple; disable all other modules(of course, except the default calendar module) then focus on this module alone, then adjust things.

@StewartBaird86 said in Help with the software: Error: Cannot find module ‘ansis’ this means that the npm run install-mm failed. do cd ~/MagicMirror npm run install-mm

@JMac maybe try bottom_center

@JMac see the link in my signature about learning css

@bobbylx can you mark this resolved

@JMac Yes… so don’t copy it again…

@ferby09 Cool, thank you very much! Now I can see the timetables again.

@davidgagne pi 0 doesnt support boot from ssd/usb you can make a hybrid, boot from read only sd , run from ssd see https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=251733

@reilley I had a bug in one of MY modules that allocated space for an image, but didn’t release it, and eventually the browser died. black screen took me a year to find it as it appeared random… random was how many images it actually displayed, depending on how many times it was active… (when the mirror went to sleep it stopped processing and resumed on wakeup… so every time I went down the hall it would wake up again… ) but I haven’t seen that problem with any of the modules you listed

@sdetweil said in Faulty temperature display?: @Phantomkommander i think Germany would be +7… After your advice, I checked the data again and you were right! I have no idea why I put - it there. :D Thank you for your patience.

@brentmatthews awesome, thx for the feedback. can you mark it resolved?

Hi @bugsounet Thank you for the tip. I had to do a bit of research first because the taskbar can no longer be hidden so easily in Bookworm. After that I only had a blue line on the side because of the background image, but I replaced this with a black one and now everything works perfectly. [image: 1725019431332-8f6d0d86-f60a-4c56-a208-77989790024f-image.png] you are A magician ;-)

@vinlo2 CX2 works as standalone, so you don’t need to rely on the default calendar module. You have to include the ics URL in your config of CX2 (in calendars section. Read the Manual.) I moved to CX3, but leave CX2 as it is. If you are satisfied with CX2, just keep to use it.

I have decided to move on from using the Pi Zero W and onto using a more powerful (and supported Raspberry Pi).

@foggy you close. click the 3 dots to the right, and select mark this post… [image: 1724676411792-img_0147.png]

@clakkentt Yeah – I get that… Sadly, I don’t think there’s a way to get around “Stupid video driver tricks” in this case, sadly.

@sdetweil damn that’s a bummer! I will just have to go back to the chromecast and adjust text size and colours i guess, thanks for your help!

@monark there are no developers. this is an open source project. those who want it, create it, or collaborate with others that also want it. this forum is about installation and use of the base MagicMirror platform. and HOW to develop modules that work therein. we take submissions (pull requests) for fixes and enhancements to the base. there are 3 or 4 of us that process this work for next release I also support the forum. all of it is as time available from our normal lives. we supply a sample set of modules for the core content date/time - clock calendar weather a module to post pop up alert messages - alert a module to indicate whether updates are available for the base - updatenotifications a newsfeed module - newsfeed a module that will display random sayings - compliments all other modules are owned and maintained (or not) by their individual authors.

@morangen cool, glad you got it working