Mirror broken after v2.22.0 upgrade

ecirpnaes

@sdetweil That sounds about right. It’s been a couple years since I’ve updated my base image. I assumed it was going to come to that sooner or later.
Thanks for the confirmation. I’ll definitely take a look at your scripts.

Peter

@sdetweil said in Mirror broken after v2.22.0 upgrade:

@ecirpnaes ok, do this
cd ~/MagicMirror
rm -rf node_modules
npm install --omit=dev --no-audit --no-fund
i just did this on my pi4 after upgrading from 2.21

Great!
Solved my problem too!
Thanks.
Peter

sdetweil

@Peter awesome!

Knight

@Peter I have done same but in my case only server is running

sdetweil

@Knight are u only running server mode on purpose?

Knight

no, I want to run directly, but it is giving the same error
/home/pi/MagicMirror/node_modules/electron/dist/electron: symbol lookup error: /home/pi/MagicMirror/node_modules/electron/dist/electron: undefined symbol: gbm_bo_get_modifier .
So I run server mode

Knight

@sdetweil
I’m getting an Electron error on startup.

Specifically… .node_modules/[…]/dist/electron: symbol lookup error: undefined symbol: gbm_bo_get_modifier
So I run in server mode

sdetweil

@Knight can you show output of

lsb_release -a

Knight

@sdetweil

ecirpnaes

@sdetweil
My problem is resolved. I upgraded to bullseye and reinstalled the mirror. I used your alternative install script vs cloning manually. It worked flawlessly setting up the mirror and the pm2 autostart. So many thanks for that.

I think I spent more time getting the mirror to rotate properly than anything else. File locations have changed for bullseye vs some of the older versions so it took a little hunting around to get things configured.
But all good now. Thanks again!

ecirpnaes

@Knight Your problem is the exact same as what I had.
Same error message.
Same outdated OS.

The fix is to back up your config file(s), update your OS to the latest (bullseye), reinstall the mirror software and any custom modules.

Sam has a bunch on scripts in git repo that make this a very simple operation. Took me less than an hour, with the vast majority of that waiting for package files to download.

sdetweil

@Knight yes sadly the latest electron will not run on 3 year old stretch…

Peter

@ecirpnaes said in Mirror broken after v2.22.0 upgrade:

@sdetweil
My problem is resolved. I upgraded to bullseye and reinstalled the mirror. I used your alternative install script vs cloning manually. It worked flawlessly setting up the mirror and the pm2 autostart. So many thanks for that.

I think I spent more time getting the mirror to rotate properly than anything else. File locations have changed for bullseye vs some of the older versions so it took a little hunting around to get things configured.
But all good now. Thanks again!

Here everything works fine now except rotation of the screen …
Somebody have an idea?
I tried display_rotate=1 in config.txt; it looks good but as soon as MM starts the screen rotates back to the left.
Peter

sdetweil

@Peter use the preferences, top left on desktop, display rotation

Peter

@sdetweil preferences gives the same problem: screens turns back to normal after restarting MM.
I am trying custom CSS now (saw it somewhere).
Keep you informed.
Peter

sdetweil

@Peter take your stuff out of config.txt

Peter

@sdetweil did that.
Custom CSS did not do the job!
The search goes on.
Peter

Peter

I think it is a problem with V2.22.0
Before updating to this version everything worked fine.
I made a fresh OS and MM install a few weeks ago.
It was running fine until updating to 2.22.0
I hope somebody finds a solution for the screen rotation.
Peter

ecirpnaes

@Peter
I followed the instructions on this page.
https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/wiki/Configuring-the-Raspberry-Pi#enable-the-open-gl-driver-to-decrease-electrons-cpu-usage

They’re a little outdated because they deal with older versions also but the basic information is there.

Essentially, it seems that the Open GL driver is enabled by default now, so I had to:

sudo nano /etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE-pi/autostart
and added the following line.

@xrandr --output HDMI-1 --rotate right

Peter

@ecirpnaes thanks, will try it tomorrow.
Peter