@KristjanESPERANTO mmos is just raspi os with MagicMirror in docker
Should be simple, flash and boot
@KristjanESPERANTO mmos is just raspi os with MagicMirror in docker
Should be simple, flash and boot
@mcirim Why did you choose mirror os? I think, it would be easier to use the normal Raspberry Pi OS and install MagicMirror the “standard way”.
I think you installed MagicMirrorOS, this is not a simple setup because it uses container images to start the mirror.
If so, log in and execute the following commands line by line and post the output here.
uname -a
df
# following line only moves to another dir without any output:
cd /opt/mm/run
docker compose config
docker logs labwc
docker logs mm
@chrga I don’t see any module in the 3rd party list that provides that function directly on a per module basis via notifications
this would be a great addition to MMM-RemoteControl
@kristjanesperanto
@p1lspeda as this module is done all in browser, can you look at the browser log
ctrl-shift-i on the MagicMirror screen keyboard
Select the console tab
Add countd to the filter field
This filter will limit messages only from this module
Can you show us what messages there are
@BKeyport I agree. Weird results multiple times New sd card time
Use my backup/restore to save (backup) your MagicMirror config
And after install, use restore to put it back
@Sn4Pz If your module works and may be useful for more people than you, it qualifies for the list. MagicMirror is a community project, and many module developers are not programmers - the quality (measured against professional programming standards) of some modules reflects this. But that’s not a problem; MagicMirror is a project to learn and tinker 😃 If someone finds an issue in your module, they can address it or even create a PR to improve it. That is one of the huge advantages of open source.
As soon as you add your module to the list, a few automatic tests will be ran (within 24 hours), resulting in a list of recommendations - but following these is entirely optional.
@potts-mike there are no modules in the 3rd party list that reference commodity
@Mathes75 can you find the message that best explains the fix,
click the 3 dots to the right and select
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