@rxlDavid gotta use the port number

@JoeFranz strange.

@Bugsounet Thanks a lot, that will help :)

I want to run my magic mirror in some kind of slideshow view, or at least show one module full screen at the time. I then want to control what module to show/change slide using mqtt or some other way to make it control it through Home Assistant. In my research the only thing I’ve found is ‘MMM-Remote-Control’ but couldn’t understand if there was some way to make that work the way I want. Thanks in advance!

My setup shows the correct hour when I access MM via a webbrowser but a connected HDMI monitor to the same setup shows one hour earlier… In config.js if have set timezone: “Europe/Amsterdam” so this should not be the problem as I suppose. Any help would be appreciated!

@sdetweil said in Black screen withj fresh new MM install: @arkabase the npm install did not complete… it should cd vendor npm install cd ../fonts npm install YES ! Thank you very much, it works fine now :folded_hands_medium-light_skin_tone:

@sdetweil your first response seems to have been correct! It appears it is some issue with the network. For some reason, it will begin to download the .zip file, but not complete it each time. It’s not that the network is going down because it doesn’t lose connection. Maybe something with the router’s firewall? Anyways, I connected the Pi to my phone hotspot and ran the electron install, and it completed just fine and I am up and running. If anyone else is having this issue, the telltale sign is the progress bar getting hung up before 100% and then quickly jumping to 100% and then immediately throwing the checksum error. Thanks to @sdetweil for the troubleshooting tips! I will be marking as solved!! EDIT: Guess I can’t mark as solved. I’ll just let the thread die. :)

@sdetweil said in I broke something: @killerjoe34 you can also link folders if you do (in the config folder where I just set a link) ls -laF will show u the file is linked, and where to Ok, I’ll have a look at that, thx again !

Hey all, I do have the MMM-iobroker module running to read some values from my iobroker instance (running on another pi). After some time the module does no longer refresh… But if I refresh the browser, everything is fine again. Any idea how I can solve this? Thanks in advance Andy I do have the latest version of MM installed. This is my module config. ... { module: 'MMM-ioBroker', position: 'top_center', config: { host: '192.168.1.111', port: '8087', https: false, template: 'MMM-ioBorker.njk', updateInterval: 10000, devices: [ { name: 'Waschmaschine', deviceStates: [ { id: '0_userdata.0.Waschmaschine', icon: '', suffix: '' }, ] }, { name: 'Waschpower', deviceStates: [ { id: 'sonoff.0.waschmaschine.ENERGY_Power', icon: '', suffix: ' W' } ] }, { name: 'Bad- / Klofenster', deviceStates: [ { id: '0_userdata.0.Fenster_Bad', icon: '', suffix: '' } ] }, { name: 'Klofenster', deviceStates: [ { id: '0_userdata.0.Fenster_Klo', icon: '', suffix: '' } ] }, { name: 'last update', deviceStates: [ { id: '0_userdata.0.current_time', icon: '', suffix: '' }, ] } ] } },

@sdetweil Ok thx you for this information

@Blauenfeldt no idea. as I said, I don’t use noobs because of all this extra setup I don’t want to learn

@dawookie1979 u didn’t open it as an issue that is closable, so only can edit the title to add solved

@uok825 awesome, thanks for hanging in there with me…

@panos show more log info pm2 logs --lines=100

@dcimag u have to register with openweather to get one. it’s in the readme for the module, from the readme The OpenWeatherMap API key, which can be obtained by creating an OpenWeatherMap account

Désolé, je ne suis pas développeur de ce module, je ne peux pas aider la dessus

I think I figured out: As soon as I use the MMM-News module, MagicMirror will freeze at some point. Uninstalled it - no issues.

I can’t remember if turning on OpenGL driver was my issue or not with this… As long as your config files is correct (it isnt a hard config file I will post mine below)… Try opening a terminal window and type sudo raspi-config go to “Advanced Options” and then “OpenGL Driver” Depending on the hardware you have or what PI model you are using you may have just one option or a couple… IF you have multiple options like I have seen … one was FAKE KMS and the other was FULL KMS… I had to choose FULL KMS (i think for raspberry pi3)… on my raspberry pi 4 I believe there is only one option…choose it. (might want to reboot)… cant remember if needed or makes you. Then try again … make sure your device is on the same wifi network as your mirror … You should see your mirror name … I can’t think of what more there could be … unless your router is blocking the default port? You did do npm install in the module directory after cloning it right? My config for the module… { module: 'MMM-Screencast', position: 'center', // This position is for a hidden <div /> and not the screencast window config: { position: 'center', height: 300, width: 500, } },

You have installed MMM-WatchDog, so read the manual of it to configure. I can’t help for this, I don’t use it