Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
After reboot RPI no changes are saved?
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Hi all.
I got a strange issue.
When i reboot (Sudo reboot) the RPI after changes in the config.js and saved the config file it gets back to the same status that i hade befor changes was made.
Like if i delete a module from the config and save tha file it works fine but if i do a sudo reboot after this it is back to latest version and the module are back ?Aslo i got som issues with the MM freezes and nothing can be done just power off the RPI and restart it all.
I dont run the latest MM 2.1.1 as i got problems updating.
Is the best way to re install the full MM or is it a solution to this?Well hope that i can get some help if some one have hade the same kind of issue and solved it.
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@wizz I have the same problema. When sudo reboot my config.txt is lost. I have to edit it everytime I shutdown too.
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@wizz
Have you found a solution?I have the same problem now.
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@Blackmirror i would try sudo shutdown now -r (r=reboot)
I have worried about sudo reboot not saving files, but it has never happened to me… (on 8 different systems with MM running)
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I am having this problem of any config changes do not stay after reboot.
I am editing config.js and custom.css like I have for the last year or so.
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Having the same issue, if I “sudo reboot” or “sudo shutdown now -r” I loose the changes in my config.js and my custom.css they will not save for some reason. Problem JUST started Monday.
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@Plainbroke-0 are u using docker or MagicMirrorOS
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@sdetweil
Magic Mirror on Pi4 2gb version 2.12 -
@Plainbroke-0 are u accidentally running two instances
pm2 status
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@sdetweil
nope just one:id │ name │ mode │ ↺ │ status │ cpu │ memory │
├────┼────────────────────┼──────────┼──────
│ 0 │ mm │ fork │ 1 │ online │ 0% │ 2.4mb
