Hello guys I get right now this 2 error: ERROR:gpu_process_host.cc(968)] GPU process exited unexpectedly: exit_code=139 ERROR:sandbox_linux.cc(376)] InitializeSandbox() called with multiple threads in process gpu-process. what is it and what can I do to fix them? thanks

@asifnabi Hi, not with my module “only”, but if you have the information in HA, you can get it to the mirror using my module. I also believe there are modules that do fetch package data to the mirror directly, I just have not used any. :) Take a look here: https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/wiki/3rd-Party-Modules

@sdetweil - Thanks Sam. That is what I had done, and so knew there were two instances running. I appreciate the tip and reminder.

@r3d6 not a programming language. just commands config.js is JavaScript

@hango Wow, interesting stance you have, I thought this is a learning forum not a feeding scheme. Maybe I will just others who have with replies like these not participated or helped other in need anymore. Go for GOLD @hango

@r3d6 Most modules provide instructions on how to add them in their README.md files, which show on github. Good stuff.

Hi all, I just started playing around with MM (awseome) and some other modules. It would occasionally freeze the whole Pi3B+. No network, no keyboard/mouse, I would have to press the power button on the switch that came with the CanaKit. So I flipped back to the sample config.js and still get the error. Here’s what I get. [8818:0218/065006.349453:ERROR:gpu_process_host.cc(968)] GPU process exited unexpectedly: exit_code=11 [8818:0218/065007.220429:ERROR:gpu_process_host.cc(968)] GPU process exited unexpectedly: exit_code=11 [8818:0218/065008.067653:ERROR:gpu_process_host.cc(968)] GPU process exited unexpectedly: exit_code=11 [8913:0218/065008.551741:ERROR:sandbox_linux.cc(376)] InitializeSandbox() called with multiple threads in process gpu-process. I found google links for VSCode, but I can’t figure out if that applies with MM and if so, what I need to do. Any suggestions?

I’m facing the same issue. Did you found a solution for that?

@lina-ja Everyone, I couldn’t solve this, so I restored it from backup. Thank you for your corporation.!

@mmrize yes, on anything. Linux of any kind, windows

I live in CEST timezone, and I fear that is part of the problem. I have a config like this for the module: { module: "MMM-MyCommute", position: "bottom_right", classes: "xsmall", header: "Trafik", config: { apiKey: "xxx", startTime: "05:00", endTime: "12:00", hideDays: [0,6], origin: "Home", destinations: [ { destination: "Address1", label: "Company1", mode: "driving", color: "#82E5AA" }, { destination: "Address2", label: "Company2", mode: "driving", color: "#82E5AA" } ] } }, My hope was that it would be active between 5 in the morning and midday, and not show up in weekends. But this morning (tuesday) it diedn’t show up at around 8. Has anybody else gotten this to work, and is there a trick to it?

@dan-0 my MMM-Config is not all what MMPM does. but it presents a form for config https://github.com/sdetweil/MMM-Config

@fribse Nope, just removed it and booted the mirror, still seeing those…

@sdetweil Well, whatever I did, it worked enough to get the message about the QR code where it should be. Now to see if I can actually get the webpage to behave as well.

@fribse the module design is all or nothing. when it gets an error, theat is reported and the displayer has nothing. you would have to change the code

@plainbroke I have been where u are.

@sdetweil Thanks for the reply, I think I’ll let this one go… Until the devs come up with a solution

@sakliadem you have to do install his way. see the GitHub page and his wiki

Think I found the fix. Thank you sdetwell, you usually point me in the correct direction so I can at least try to figure it out on my own…

@sdetweil No. When i just leave it on the raspbian screen it stays on. I’m going to think it has something to do with NewPir V3 for my PIR sensor, but don’t know how to rule that out.