Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-CalendarExt2: Black Screen
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@sdetweil I can barely figure out the simplest tasks on this so I don’t know how that happened. How do I stop that or remove it? The other option (which I would prefer not to do) is I can wipe this all (operating system, etc) and re-install everything.
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@jack819 no idea… it might be because of some other app, like pihole,
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@sdetweil I completely deleted everything off the SD card and reflashed it with the new OS. Then I installed MM again but am still showing the same message and the Calendar is acting the same. Any idea?
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@jack819 that makes no sense. how did u install MagicMirror?
git clone or the automated script?
neither of those use nginx
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@sdetweil I used this command in terminal (which may be the problem):
bash -c "$(curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts/master/raspberry.sh)"It was off a MM website that had a tutorial. I think I will reflash and install another way then see what happens.
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@jack819 that’s my script. and what I recommend. it does everything
it will install pm2 for you
and u used the pi is, full version to flash the sd card?
what do you do after the script finishes?
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@sdetweil Correct. Used the Pi OS full version. Run the script then once it is done setup for autostart and turn off screensaver. After that I just installed modules.
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@jack819 the script does pm2 and screensaver already
can u show me ~/install.log
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@sdetweil Correct. I do that in the script.
When I type that command into terminal, it says permission denied.
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@jack819 show me, means dump , edit, … use some command
to type out the file, use the cat command (cat = type in windows)
to edit the file use nanonano ~/install.log
