[Electron] display, MM faded away

[sdetweil]

@RIKKO14 use the pm2 logs command to dump out the logs

pm2 status
pm2 stop 0
pm2 logs --lines=100

[RIKKO14]

@sdetweil thanks a lot for the pm2 logs command i found the error and fixed it. It works very well.

[A Former User]

Note: if MM is running with pm2. You can use pm2 log command for see logs in real time

[RIKKO14]

@Bugsounet thanks for the Note.

[RIKKO14]

it’s strange,
sometimes I reboot my Raspberry the device card changes for my microphone plugged in USB, sometimes it is in device: "plughw: 1", sometimes in device: "plughw: 2", so I have to change it in my config.js

[A Former User]

Yes, i have too this issue sometime ago

now it’s solved with lasted firmware (i think) because i don’t have this problem at now (RPI4)

[kayakbabe]

@Bugsounet I was using a small SD card 8MEG and my logs got too full and kept things from running correctly.

I had to pm2 flush to clear out the logs.
and then restart and it worked.

So I got a bigger sd card and have been working on the errors. I found changing the timer in the grove-gestures script got rid of a lot of timeout errors on it’s python script. I also made the news feed refresh less frequently and got less 401 errors from that. Now I can probably go back to the 8gb card. :-)

[sdetweil]

@kayakbabe if u get 401 from newsfeed, turn off the module don’t let it just post errors to the log

add

disabled:true,

after any module name to turn that module off

[kayakbabe]

@sdetweil said in [Electron] display, MM faded away:

disabled:true,

I’m confused… if the module is still in the MagicMirror file and folder structure? is it still executed even if the module is completely commented out of the MagicMirror config.js? or does disabled:true; do the same thing as commenting it out?

[sdetweil]

@kayakbabe disabled:true does the same as commenting out. and less possible to have an error.