@_V_ perfect it’s solved

@Rags as mentioned, I had to reinstall the OS from scratch. After doing this, I had a new section in the control center on Trixie that allowed me to rotate. No clue why it worked the second time as I used the same imager version to load the OS on the microSD.

@Hakupapa reflash, use my installer script Make sure MagicMirror runs full screen On Debian you have to set a thing, don’t remember Won’t be home til after 9 us central If you want to move old config etc, use my backup / restore scripts

@ge see https://github.com/evroom/MMM-MPlayer

@Hobbes-0 Dear Dirk, This is „normal“ behaviour with VNC… Some other PIR modules (especially Bugsounet‘s MMM-Pir) solved this with placing a mouse-sensitive layer on the GUI and mouse click in VNV wakes the screen. AFAIK this is not true for MMM-Universal-Pir. Regards, Ralf

@KristjanESPERANTO I’m running MM2 on an old Lenovo mini PC I got on ebay for half the price of a Raspberry PI. I considered installing Linux at the beginning, but now I am also running a MS Access database on there that won’t run under Win11, and a Logitech media server to keep my old Squeezebox playing. Regardless of support for Win10, as long as it keeps running, it is fine for me.

@Assassins weird

Thanks @sdetweil. I did end up downloading the ICS and finding the event in Google Calendar. It was some sort of weird situation where there was an old event that had a repeating frequency and an end date that was before the event itself. How did that happen in the first place I don’t know!? Anyway after modifying that event the whole thing is working again, so thank you and this one can go in the closed bin. Good to know how to troubleshoot this now.

@mumblebaj his config is shown here https://forum.magicmirror.builders/post/128513

@sdetweil Ok thanks for all your effort.

@migitcheetah I posted reply on Reddit, please dont post in multiple places

@sdetweil it could be. It’s a good card but it could have reached her lifespan. I’ll give it a try, thanks

@Assassins actually this looks like a combination of problems You don’t use npm install to. INSTALL a module You use git clone while the current directory is ~/MagicMirror/modules Then change the current directory to the module folder you just cloned THEN if there is a package.json in THAT folder do npm install there It looks like you were in the MagicMirror folder

@schlomm said in install/upgrade scripts updated to detect and use NVM: For my Magic Mirror Instances I try to use/install the node version installed by MagicMirror, that is what the script does… reads package.json engines, and uses that. on some systems, you might get 22.20.0 instead of 22.18.0 you don’t have to do it manually , as the script will handle it. BUT if you used nvm for some reason, then it puts code in the users home folder/.nvm and first in the PATH… n puts code in /usr/local/bin , but if nvm is first… oops… so , n did its thing, but no change… use the tool the user picked, quite a pain to get nvm to run FROM a script…

@sdetweil Thank you, that worked perfectly! Now I just need to eliminate as many nonessential programs in the background. The flip clock and scoreboard scrolling are a bit choppy…

@sdetweil Yes :-) therefore I thought a detailed example would be beneficial … Warmest regards, Ralf

@mdbyers he used this value from post before, -U parm [image: 1758639772156-img_3928.png]

Thanks for the idea! In the meantime i managed to throw a module together. It listens to any notification and sends notifications plus payload after a delay. If anyone finds this post, here we go: MMM-DelayedNotification

Hello Thank you for what you did for me. Now it’s bothering me. We’ll stop there and close the session. Thank you again. Thank you for your help. You are a fantastic person. Thank you for your time spent on our problems. Thank you and thank you again.

@brgracer awesome!!