Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
auto-booting but no modules (no warning with config file)
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@will23110 select the console tab to scroll the list
no idea, something changed
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yeah, shame though I’d only just perfected it ahah, so the three errors are
- Uncaught SyntaxError: Invalid or unexpected token (translator.js:1)
- Uncaught SyntaxError: Invalid or unexpected token (loader.js:1
- Uncaught ReferenceError: Translator is not defined (misn.js:452)
at Object.init (main.js:425)
at main.js:580
and then a couple of security warning that I can probably (hopefully) fix.
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@will23110 said in auto-booting but no modules (no warning with config file):
Uncaught SyntaxError: Invalid or unexpected token (translator.js:1)
Uncaught SyntaxError: Invalid or unexpected token (loader.js:1so, I would use some editor to look at these two files in
MagicMirror/js
line 1 of each is a comment (/* */)
maybe there was an error on the memory card when u rebooted…
Uncaught ReferenceError: Translator is not defined (misn.js:452)
this error is because of the prior error on the translator.js file
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so I’ve got translator.js open, it says at the top
/* global config, vendor, MM, Module */ /* MagicMirror * Module and file loaders. * Etc...
should it be
/* global config, vendor, MM, Module */ /* MagicMirror*/ /* Module and file loaders.*/ /* Etc...
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but in the repository for MagicMirror on github its the same, how do I quickly check for differences instead of having to go through the entire thing and comparing to another file
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@will23110 no, 1st is ok
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@will23110 compare, i do not know
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Okay, I’ll check through it and correct anything that may be wrong
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so I had an idea to check through it fast, I copied the loader.js info off of github and paste it into the find (ctrl+f) window, the whole document is highlighted, meaning there are no errors… could it be something else??
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@will23110 said in auto-booting but no modules (no warning with config file):
Uncaught ReferenceError: Translator is not defined (misn.js:452)
this one bothers me, I can’t find that file anywhere (misn.js), unless that is acut/paste/typo
based on the fact that files look ok, I would suggest doing an fsck (file system check) against the memory card
you will probably have to move it to another system to do that… windows cannot do it