Raspberry Pi Zero W for Magic Mirror

sdetweil

@funkdafied I cannot recreate this…

try this to increase the timeout


You can extend timeout with those two commands:

npm config set fetch-retry-maxtimeout 6000000
npm config set fetch-retry-mintimeout 1000000
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Source: https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v9/using-npm/config#fetch-retry-maxtimeout

funkdafied

@sdetweil Thank you that did the trick. Only issue I see to be running into at the moment is Midori telling me it can’t find the page it is looking for.

sdetweil

@funkdafied ok,

when you run on a device that doesn’t have electron support, it doesn’t get installed via MM as expected…

then my install script changes the startup to use my run-start.sh script

which launches MagicMirror in server mode
and waits for the ready message

>>>   Ready to go! Please point your browser to: http://0.0.0.0:8080   <<<

and then launches midori like this (with whatever the port number is in the message)

midori http://localhost:8080 -e Fullscreen -e Navigationbar

just for grins can you do

cd ~/MagicMirror
npm start server

to see if that message appears

sdetweil

@funkdafied I think we solved this on discord

Mayank Arora

@sdetweil

I made a magic mirror in my college time using Raspberry pi 3b+

Integrated google assistant with youtube play also in it.

Now i am graduated and doing job from past 2 years, i am thinking to build one for my home.

Raspberry pi 4 and 5 are expensive, does raspberry pi zero works?

Will google assistant work on it? And youtube also will work on it?

If not youtube, will spotify work on it using pi zero

Which raspberry pi zero will you recommend me

sdetweil

@Mayank-Arora you need the pi0-2w at minimum and a fast sd card

The google assistant module is no longer available
Most of the MagicMirror modules for Spotify are display only,
You need the raspotify system service to play ON the PI
YouTube might work, but you have no voice control without GA