Many thanks. Note : I did search… but didn’t find ;-/

@tasanford11 ctrl+alt+t usually works for me. This pops open a terminal window immediately.

@geo when u boot your pi, do you see the temples on the background? using raspian buster) or do you see a black screen with a command prompt

hi when i try to boot mm it shows on the screen init version 2.93 booting.then it runs thro a load of code and the final display is rasbian GNU/Linux 10 rasperryberryPi.tty1 and underneath raspberrypi login but it is not poss to do anything from that point forward. please can anyone help or my mm is dead in the water. thx geo

is that possible to display ETHBTC with MMM-cryptocurrency? Link: https://github.com/matteodanelli/MMM-cryptocurrency

@sdetweil Thanks. Turned out there were several dependencies missing that are needed by the Dilbert module. I’ve now reloaded my config files and all is well - thanks!

@dmstansbury as for THAT page. no my stuff is listed in the alternative installers section of the doc, but not ‘supported’ by the project. or, Mich won’t accept error reports or fix errors in my scripts

@pattanner92 open the developers window on the remote browser ctrl-shift-i and select the console tab

@lavolp3 I agree. people are still trying to install on Jessie, cause they found some old instructions someone wrote I think that stuff should only be installed for prod, not test/development. will have to test that when I get home.

@v4r23 types must be entries in an array types: [“movies”], even if only one entry

If the author is inactive, then, really the only thing to do is fork it and revive the module yourself.

@OptimisticShaggy it will run in server mode. you have to have the desktop for a browser to work.

@Joshsamuel glad you got it fixed.

Aaaaah, thanks sdetwell! I ah, just solved it, and the answer was very silly. For any future newbs having this issue across multiple modules, check that the files for modules you are referencing are actually in the Magic Mirror’s modules folder. A few of mine - MMM-MovieListings and MMM-MyCommute somehow got installed in ~/MagicMirror and not ~/MagicMirror/modules , which explains why it was happening in both places. Whoops! MyCommute is now working perfectly.

check the Assistant2Display wiki

@BKeyport @sdetweil Yeah. Going to do it manually. Thanks for the help. Appreciate it.

@sdetweil u can use npm start to test

I have a Pi 4 and it was running fine this morning, but when I came back home from running some errands it won’t connect again.