@plainbroke awesome!!

@sdetweil Thanks for the info. It doesn’t seem to be affecting anything so I’ll just leave it and see how the next version works. Thanks.

@sdetweil Worked it out! the monitor would just lose signal straight after the boot screen everytime. Turned out i just needed to change the resolution to a lower one, so i’m guessing my monitor was too old to support whatever resolution Bookworm was trying to push

@Kelemvor then use my script to install, listed as 1st in the alternative install methods. see https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts

@rama3124 not running MagicMirror, no… VNC didn’t work on the image before Dec 5 some audio issues as well… but again, not specific to MM… maybe some modules impacted, but few

@karsten13 thanks, this is really helpful. Worked perfectly

@Bungle68 you might be able to use my upgrade script with the parm force instead of apply to upgrade the base see https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts

@neastman you CAN run text mode server npm run server and access the server from another system with a browser (provided you enable outside system access in the MM config.js ) address, and ipWhitelist by default only allow apps INSIDE the same system to access mm (the MM design is for a self contained mirror on the wall of course)

@nakulbende turn off use of the GPU. add export ELECTRON_DISABLE_GPU=1 to the place where you do npm start add that line before the npm start in next release Jan 1, we are doing this by default a d adding a new ELECTRON_ENABLE_GPU=1 as no one is really using the GPU

It could also be that node is too old. Check whether you have node 18 or newer with: node -v

@zdenek I’ve never been able to get any stream working out of RTSPStream other than OMXPlayer, which is quite dead, sadly. What I’ve done is use an old pi I had lying around to run MotionEyeOS to convert the image, then MMM-EmbedURL to embed the web “Photo” generated by MotionEyeOS. I need a modern solution, but it works. With RTSPStream going unsupported, I would look for another solution. That being said, it does appear to have a direct URL = http://user:pass@192.168.X.X/axis-cgi/mjpg/video.cgi If that produces a image stream DIRECTLY IN A BROWSER, you can use MMM-EmbedURL and the like to point directly at that and bam you’ve got it without a fuss. If it attempts to load a video player, no dice.

@payolemo see this post about Alexa https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/16069/alexa-implementations-now-more-difficult-and-some-features-will-stop-working MMM-GoggleAssitant (by bugsounet) is the only other choice. note that he does support on his own forums

@sdetweil Thank you, that was the correct actions.

@nx3xo how about the browser on the host looking at http://localhost:mm_port

@eitan the doc says full

@danningson awesome

@Brownlkt glad you made progress. lots to know at the beginning. some of it more tricky than it should be.

@1a2a3a ohhh… 5… haven’t seen one yet. my son said he got his yesterday.

@sdetweil I reinstalled MM and it works, If it happends again I now know what to do. Thanks

@Kelemvor there are iframe modules too that can embed a web site in a window