Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MM on NanopiM4 using Lubuntu...
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@banbutcher
I haven’t used it. But 99.9% of Debian/Ubuntu clones will work. At least, default MM will. some h/w dependent modules might not work but rare. -
@banbutcher run the install script from here
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Thanks gents!
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Hi again,
so i have MM installed on my M4 and its working, however i can only see it thru my internet browser, where as on my RPI3b+ when i typed
npm start
a separate window opened.how can i get it back to opening a separate window for MM?
thanks again
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@banbutcher
Electron is not installed? What kind of OS are you using? Almost all Debian clones could handle MM. The possible issue might be about GPU driver. -
@banbutcher
And you can launch Chrom(Chromium) with kiosk fullscreen mode on startup of MagicMirror. It could be alternative solution. -
im using Lubuntu… not sure about electron, have only come across it when installing hotword and MK2assistant.
not sure how to launch with kiosk fullscreen mode
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@banbutcher
Hmmm.
First, Could your default pure MM(without hotword and AMK2) be executed standalone?
Second, if so, you mean when it would be issued only with Hotword and AMK2? (But in browser, both modules work?)
Third, if so, It means your Hotword and AMK2 might have missed or failed onelectron-rebuild
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it is a complete fresh install, ran this from link above.
bash -c "$(curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts/master/raspberry.sh)"
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@banbutcher
So pure MM also cannot be executable standalone?