Bugsounet and MMM-Pir

FrostByte

@rkorell Thanks for your answer! That makes total sense. Thanks for reporting your experience. I’ll keep that in mind.

With Wayland it took me tens of hours to rotate the display by 90 degrees via autostart and I often thought about migrating to X11 back. But in the end it worked.

lif

@FrostByte
I don’t know if it helps but the only way I could get my old DVI input monitor to turn on & off was with Wayland enabled and the commands

DISPLAY=:0.0 xrandr --output HDMI-1 --auto --rotate left
and
DISPLAY=:0.0 xrandr --output HDMI-1 --off

Nick

sdetweil

@lif with wayland enable it should be wl_randr
xrandr is for x11

gullymat

hi, i just want to drop this here.
my magic mirror is running on a zero2 but very laggy, needs like 10 sec to activate the screen form the pir, often startup failures and so on.
i was about to move to a bigger raspi and tried to migrate my installation from the zero2 to a pi3.
unfortunatelly did not got MMM-Pir running.

so i switched over to MMM-Universal-Pir and everything is running so much smoother.
no need to replace the zero2 anymore :)

rkorell

@gullymat said in Bugsounet and MMM-Pir:

needs like 10 sec to activate the screen form the pir, often startup failures

I guess this is because of the fact that bugsounet has much more functionalty built in (screen dimming, count down display) - which exactly is the reason why i love it that much :-)

Ralf

FrostByte

Thank you @gullymat. Very interesting comparision!