@sdetweil Thank you !!! I wasn’t thinking localhost. Still learning!!

Thank you very much, now I have Update dc2 … 1 file changed, 1 insert (+), 1 deletion (-). I think the update went well. To see tomorrow if I no longer have the update message. Cordially

ps --help a will show all the options for listing running processes

@max64 said in MMM-ModuleScheduler skipping last two days in January??: Non-intuitive to say the least No. Really intuitive. 1st element in a list is offset 0 in computer terms.

Just after you posted, it “fixed” itself. I suspect something was going on with the data feed post all-star game. Now that its back to the regular schedule, its fine. Ill mark this solved. Thanks.

@swendl Kindly mark the topic as solved if you are satisfied with the result.

WOW I just solved it at the moment! How? I changed the sd card. (after more than 20h of tests, the issue was finally easy and dumb) IM SO HAPPY RN

This appears to be an issue with MMM-Remote-Control, which has a “MONITOROFF” command that I was using to turn off the display. That command executes tvservice -o, which according to this documentation “destroys any framebuffers/dispmanx layers associated with the display” that are not restored when the display comes back on. On their recommendation, I switched the command to vcgencmd display_power 0and my issues have gone away.

@sdetweil So I think my problem is solved. I really don’t know what happened, but I wanted to make a video how the monitor goes on and off and suddenly there is no problem anymore. Maybe it’s because I removed the tape which festend the circuit board or because I straightened up the mirror, I don’t know. But nevertheless thank you very much for your help.

@DæmonEyes said in Something went wrong after updating MM: how do I update a module when the top banner comes up saying there is an update? in the terminal, navigate to that modules folder then run git pull

i dont seem to get this working

I saw that - the new fitbit module looks great, I am going to try it later today. Thanks!

@shgmongohh Kindly mark the topic as solved.

@Sean thanks for the response i will close this as solve for now. thank you

@Hubschra01 yes, askimet is a pain… thanks for your information… I suspect the other bad failure info is reboot after just npm start

@sdetweil Again, many thanks for your time and efforts in “teaching the idiot” here I’ll follow the instructions above and hope it contributes to the community here - one of the best!

@Varguit and @sdetweil thank you very much

@k-0 Of course they do. It is just a javascript function returning data that gets used by the nunjucks template. This shortened and slightly more elegant if/else version should do the trick today: (moment() < moment(this.config.switchTime, "HH:mm")) ? moment().format("dddd") : moment().add(1, "days").format("dddd")

@sdetweil Well the issue with the Pi being stuck at the splash was already happening before the console… maybe it was multiple things? The pi started up and forced me to log in suddenly (no clue why). That is what got me started on checking the SD card. Since i didnt get access via remote (“wrong” username) I had to swap to console, deleted files and couldnt figure out how to get back. It works again ^^ – Regarding the disk-space. I got a 16 gb sd card. However it was the 3-4 previous versions of MM2 I forgot to delete from the bin. I will keep an eye on it and hopefully never run into that problem ^^’ – Really appreciate the help! Thanks alot and big thumbs up to the community here! Also added the “solutions” to the first post so people may be able to find a quick solution as well.