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    How I got my Magic Mirror working on a Raspberry Pi 0 (zero)

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      Mar @SebTota
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      @SebTota Thanks somuch Seb everything works amazing!! I owe you a beer!

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        SebTota @Mar
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        @Mar Not quite old enough to take you up on that offer yet. :) Really glad to hear that its working. Like I said if anyone needs the image of just the MagicMirror, MagicMirror with Alexa, and hopefully soon MagicMirror with Jasper AI just let me know and I can send you a link to my download.

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          Mar @SebTota
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          @SebTota Great job with all these Seb! Suppose I’ll drink your beer for you right now ;) I’d love to give the AI one a chance once everything is up and running.

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            bmarofsky @Kobie
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              ottobot
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              sorry for asking something that I can google, but I’m on lunch and trying to be quick. after I have everything up and running can I:

              dd if=/dev/sdf of=/functioning_mm_image.iso
              

              that way I only have to fiddle with a few config options for the rest of the mirrors that I’m making?

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                FallandeGubbe @Wieber
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                @Wieber Thanks a lot for this tutorial! Now I have my Raspberry Pi 1 up and running with Magic mirror. … with some inspiration from https://maxkorlaar.com/post/?i=43&lang=en
                I also added the functionality to have the monitor to shut down when no one is using the mirror i.e. during night and when no one is at home! :)

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                  Mitchfarino Module Developer @SebTota
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                  @SebTota
                  Do you still have the image you can share? I’m struggling to follow the guide here…

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                    ArkantosArk
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                    @SebTota

                    I tried to follow your guide (which is really well explained) but for some reason I´m having a few errors at the last step…Could you share your “Magic Mirror” only image with me please?

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                      braik @Mar
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                      @Mar
                      Hi there,
                      I had the same problem and the I have realized that node serveronly was not launched.
                      The problem is that the command :
                      cd ~/MagicMirror was not working, so I have changed it for
                      cd /home/pi/MagicMirror
                      and that’s it.
                      Hope this can help

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                        bmarofsky
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                        OK, so i am trying this again on a Pi Zero W

                        I got stuck on Step 4
                        so I ran:

                        sudo apt-get remove nodered
                        sudo apt-get remove nodejs nodejs-legacy
                        sudo apt-get remove npm   # if you installed npm
                        
                        wget http://node-arm.herokuapp.com/node_archive_armhf.deb
                        sudo dpkg -i node_archive_armhf.deb
                        sudo apt-get install -y build-essential python-dev npm
                        

                        then again on Step 5 i got a ton of these:

                        pi@raspberrypi:~/MagicMirror $ sudo npm install
                        npm WARN engine feedme@1.0.0: wanted: {"node":">=0.12"} (current: {"node":"0.10.29","npm":"1.4.21"})
                        npm WARN engine grunt-eslint@19.0.0: wanted: {"node":">=4"} (current: {"node":"0.10.29","npm":"1.4.21"})
                        npm WARN engine request@2.81.0: wanted: {"node":">= 4"} (current: {"node":"0.10.29","npm":"1.4.21"})
                        npm WARN engine eslint@3.17.1: wanted: {"node":">=4"} (current: {"node":"0.10.29","npm":"1.4.21"})
                        
                        

                        Are the updated steps or an Image that can be downloaded?

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