Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Hello-Lucy installation troubles
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@Mykle1 I do not believe it is related some mod I did to the original checkCommand, because I am adding one module at a time and the error occurred randomly. When I removed the last module that I added to Lucy, the error remained
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It is true, it is quite unstable the module and sometimes it runs and others it doesn’t. For instance, I put inside MMM-DarkSkyForecast, both in the config.js and in the checkCommand.json. There is no error, but the module does not start. Further, Lucy does not start either, no intro sound and microphone that blinks. Plus all the modules show up.
When I remove DarkSky from the config.js, then it works again. If I try DarkSky on a config.js without Lucy, it works! -
@SSkull995 said in Hello-Lucy installation troubles:
When I remove DarkSky from the config.js, then it works again.
Interesting and very telling. I’m not accusing you of making mistakes but they do happen. I am unable to duplicate the issues that you are stating. I just installed DarkSkyForecast and added it to Lucy without a problem.
Post your config entry for Lucy (in a code block) and I’ll take a look at it again
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MMM-DarkSkyForecast now works by default with Hello-Lucy and has been added to the repo
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Im facing the same issue , Hello Lucy is not detecting my voice. I have removed Google assistant module, my mic is working fine, my installing is correct, my rpi model is 3B+.
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Lucy does have trouble with some accents. My friend from Norway experienced terrible recognition issues. Lucy will never have the accuracy of Google or Alexa.
With that said:
Are you receiving any errors in terminal or dev console?
Is there an error on the display.
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@mykle1 someone else in India having trouble, add the
debug:true,
option to the Lucy
config:{}section in config.js
and then while running examing the console where u start MM,
either npm start or pm2 (pm2 logs --lines=100)as the voice reco receiver logs what it (thinks it) heard