force_s3tc_enable overridden by environment.

siddhartha

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evroom

I get the warning too, but MM does start.
There are several hits using google.
Seems to be a Chromium and HTML syntax issue.

siddhartha

i get warning but my MM doesn’t start i have tried so many solutions. but still no effect. do you have any idea where should i look for those HTML or chromium files ?

evroom

Sorry, no idea.
You could disable all modules (disabled: true,) and then enable them one by one (disabled: false,) until the issue appears.

But also run cd ~/MagicMirror; npm run config:check to be sure you do not have a config issue.
Perhaps the ATTENTION is not related to the config.

siddhartha

Thanks i will try that and if solves that i will post it here :)

there is one more issue npm lodash.update vulnerability. i don’t think so that those are connected to each other.

sdetweil

Are u using chrome as the browser?
This error has been reported there frequently.

Search force_s3tc_enable in google

siddhartha

Chromium. yeah i have seen many reports on google about this chrome/chromium :(

I think must be issue with the GPU or else the syntax . i am looking into it but cant find anything :(

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sdetweil

@siddhartha so, what does 'does not start ’ mean?

npm start
in the Magic Mirror folder gets the command prompt back? or not
screen goes black, or not

have you done

export DISPLAY=:0
npm start

on my mm I also have to

npm --enable-transparent-visuals --disable-gpu start

siddhartha

After upgrading OS. i faced problem with display.
i fixed some problem with
npm audit fix --force.

Then i shifted to VNC
used DISPLAY=:1 and then the magicmirror started.
but now there ware two process running at time.

MagicMirror with DISPLAY=:0
MM with DISPLAY=:1

so using pm2 i deleted MagicMirror and gave reboot.
everything worked perfectly. so i changed back DISPLAY=:0 in MM.

and gave reboot again…

and problem solved. no black screen no error :)