I need help!!!!

[Mykle1]

@danwitz65

Are you waiting when that happens? There is a delay between the time you see the desktop and when PM2 launches the mirror. How long are you waiting?

[danwitz65]

Idk it never has launched after a reboot ive had to do it manually in terminal everything’s me so far

Also when you type

chmod +x mm.sh

From that guide is terminal supposed to do something?

[Mykle1]

@danwitz65

It will make the shell script is executable. I don’t recall if there is any output to confirm. It may simply go back to your directory

[danwitz65]

Yeah it doesnt confirm back with anything just opens a line for another command.

Also just tryed rebooting and waiting its been 7 mins now and magic mirror hasnt popped up

[Mykle1]

@danwitz65

Well, it shouldn’t take THAT long. If you run pm2 start mm in the terminal, does it launch the mirror?

[danwitz65]

Yes it does

Just did it as well to be sure

[Mykle1]

@danwitz65

All I can do is suggest you go through the entire process again. Create the script. Make sure it’s not inside your MagicMirror folder, etc . . and follow the instructions precisely. If there is something else going on there then perhaps a fresh install is in order, but that is completely up to you

[danwitz65]

Well thanks a ton for the help im not gonna reinstall the whole thing that would be crazy ill just have to deal with it i guess…

[austin]

Did you run this command?

pm2 startup

This will give you a command to run to setup pm2 to start at boot.

[Mykle1]

@austin

@danwitz65 stated

Yeah idk i follow it step by step

[austin]

@Mykle

The first time I ran this command I thought it was done. I did not realize that it returns a command to run.

So since I made this mistake I figured I would ask if the command was run and to check for it to return a different command to run.

[Mykle1]

@austin

“pm2 startup”

“PM2 will now show you a command you need to execute.”