MMM-ioBroker - it will not show

sdetweil

cd ~/MagicMirror
npm install electron@35.1.2

kusselin

@sdetweil
sorry, please forget me :-(

and now?

cd ~/MagicMirror
mm@MagicMirror-live:~/MagicMirror$ npm install electron@35.1.2

added 654 packages in 20s

285 packages are looking for funding
  run `npm fund` for details
mm@MagicMirror-live:~/MagicMirror$

sdetweil

@kusselin npm start

kusselin

@sdetweil
look :-(

mm@MagicMirror-live:~$ cd MagicMirror
mm@MagicMirror-live:~/MagicMirror$ npm start
npm error code ENOSPC
npm error syscall write
npm error errno -28
npm error nospc ENOSPC: no space left on device, write
npm error nospc There appears to be insufficient space on your system to finish.
npm error nospc Clear up some disk space and try again.
npm error A complete log of this run can be found in: /home/mm/.npm/_logs/2025-04-10T19_51_54_629Z-debug-0.log

and

 verbose cli /usr/local/bin/node /usr/local/bin/npm
1 info using npm@10.9.2
2 info using node@v22.14.0
3 silly config load:file:/usr/local/lib/node_modules/npm/npmrc
4 silly config load:file:/home/mm/MagicMirror/.npmrc
5 silly config load:file:/home/mm/.npmrc
6 silly config load:file:/usr/local/etc/npmrc
7 verbose title npm run start:x11
8 verbose argv "run" "start:x11"
9 verbose logfile logs-max:10 dir:/home/mm/.npm/_logs/2025-04-10T19_51_37_854Z-
10 verbose logfile /home/mm/.npm/_logs/2025-04-10T19_51_37_854Z-debug-0.log
11 silly logfile start cleaning logs, removing 1 files
12 silly logfile done cleaning log files
13 verbose cwd /home/mm/MagicMirror
14 verbose os Linux 6.8.12-8-pve
15 verbose node v22.14.0
16 verbose npm  v10.9.2
17 verbose exit 1
18 verbose code 1

sdetweil

@kusselin ok, this typically indicates a failing sd card, happens too often

backup now , but my backup wont work w no disk space

copy config.js and custom.css to a someplace, network , usb stick, email

get a list of all the modules
cd ~/MagicMirror/modules
ls -laF

add that output to the place u saved

make a new sd card, boot, install MagicMirror
copy back config and css

reinstall the modules

kusselin

@sdetweil
Thank you…that’s funny…I don’t have any SD in use. I have installed the MM in a Proxmox container…ok then I know that something is wrong and I have to create a new container…config and costum.css I save and modules too…

Thank you again

kusselin

Hello everyone,
hello stedweil,

an update…I have reinstalled the MM and I have said that I have it running in a Proxmox container (LXC)…that also worked via this page:
https://tteck.github.io/Proxmox/#miscellaneous

the installation worked perfectly…then I adjusted the config one after the other…
all modules work, regardless of whether they are MMM-Fuel, MMM-Clock or Calender…only not the MMM-ioBroker…my temperature and humidity data records are still not displayed

@stedweil: Let’s please go through again step by step what I can do to possibly narrow down the error. I bought the Aquara parts especially to display this via MM and it actually worked until recently.

Thank you in advance

{
		module: 'MMM-ioBroker',
		position: 'top_left',
		config: {
		  host: '192.168.200.38',
		  port: '8082',
		  https: false,
		  devices: [
          { name: 'EG-Ankleide',
            deviceStates: [
                              { id: 'zigbee.0.00158d0002fb4915.temperature', icon: 'wi wi-thermometer', suffix: '&deg;' },
                              { id: 'zigbee.0.00158d0002fb4915.humidity',    icon: 'wi wi-humidity',    suffix: '%' }
                          ]
          },
		  
		  { name: 'EG-Büro',
            deviceStates: [
                              { id: 'zigbee.0.00158d0006d571bb.temperature', icon: 'wi wi-thermometer', suffix: '&deg;' },
                              { id: 'zigbee.0.00158d0006d571bb.humidity',    icon: 'wi wi-humidity',    suffix: '%' }
                          ]
          },
		  
		  { name: 'EG-Bad',
            deviceStates: [
                              { id: 'zigbee.0.00158d0006e3ee77.temperature', icon: 'wi wi-thermometer', suffix: '&deg;' },
                              { id: 'zigbee.0.00158d0006e3ee77.humidity',    icon: 'wi wi-humidity',    suffix: '%' }
                          ]
          },
		  
		  { name: 'EG-Wohnzimmer',
            deviceStates: [
                              { id: 'hm-rpc.0.NEQ1522239.1.TEMPERATURE', icon: 'wi wi-thermometer',  suffix: '&deg;' },
                              { id: 'hm-rpc.0.NEQ1522239.1.HUMIDITY',     icon: 'wi wi-humidity', suffix: '%' }
                          ]
          },			
	
		{ name: 'Dach-Speicher',
            deviceStates: [
                              { id: 'hm-rpc.0.KEQ0242488.1.TEMPERATURE', icon: 'wi wi-thermometer',  suffix: '&deg;' },
                              { id: 'hm-rpc.0.KEQ0242488.1.HUMIDITY',     icon: 'wi wi-humidity', suffix: '%' }
                          ]
          },			
		
			
		
			{ name: 'Treppenhaus',
            deviceStates: [
                              { id: 'hm-rpc.0.LEQ0592936.1.TEMPERATURE', icon: 'wi wi-thermometer',  suffix: '&deg;' },
                              { id: 'hm-rpc.0.LEQ0592936.1.HUMIDITY',     icon: 'wi wi-humidity', suffix: '%' }
                          ]
          },

			{ name: 'OG-Bad',
            deviceStates: [
                              { id: 'zigbee.0.00158d008b644f6f.temperature', icon: 'wi wi-thermometer',  suffix: '&deg;' },
                              { id: 'zigbee.0.00158d008b644f6f.humidity',     icon: 'wi wi-humidity', suffix: '%' }
                          ]
          },

			{ name: 'OG-Wohnzimmer',
            deviceStates: [
                              { id: 'zigbee.0.00158d008b64556c.temperature', icon: 'wi wi-thermometer',  suffix: '&deg;' },
                              { id: 'zigbee.0.00158d008b64556c.humidity',     icon: 'wi wi-humidity', suffix: '%' }
                          ]
          },		
			
			{ name: 'OG-Rumpelzimmer',
            deviceStates: [
                              { id: 'zigbee.0.00158d008b644eff.temperature', icon: 'wi wi-thermometer',  suffix: '&deg;' },
                              { id: 'zigbee.0.00158d008b644eff.humidity',     icon: 'wi wi-humidity', suffix: '%' }
                          ]
          },

			{ name: 'OG-Esszimmer',
            deviceStates: [
                              { id: 'zigbee.0.00158d008b6192cd.temperature', icon: 'wi wi-thermometer',  suffix: '&deg;' },
                              { id: 'zigbee.0.00158d008b6192cd.humidity',     icon: 'wi wi-humidity', suffix: '%' }
                          ]
          },
		  
			{ name: 'OG-Schlafzimmer',
            deviceStates: [
                              { id: 'zigbee.0.00158d008b69c067.temperature', icon: 'wi wi-thermometer',  suffix: '&deg;' },
                              { id: 'zigbee.0.00158d008b69c067.humidity',     icon: 'wi wi-humidity', suffix: '%' }
                          ]
          },
		  	
		  
			{ name: 'UG-Waschküche',
            deviceStates: [
                              { id: 'zigbee.0.00158d008b619293.temperature', icon: 'wi wi-thermometer',  suffix: '&deg;' },
                              { id: 'zigbee.0.00158d008b619293.humidity',     icon: 'wi wi-humidity', suffix: '%' }
                          ]
          },		
		  
				]
		}
		},

Thermo and humidy of the sleeping room OG:

zigbee.0.00158d008b69c067.temperature

and

zigbee.0.00158d008b69c067.humidity

Image 001.png

sdetweil

@kusselin

the id you listed for zigbee ids are different from what you have in the iobroker config

i dont know why they would change

kusselin

@sdetweil
hi…i can´t sie that there is a different ID
when you look in the config from MM config you see the ID for “OG-Schlafzimmer” an this is the same iD i posted "Sleeping room -OG.

and when the ID were wrong between MM and iobroker the name don´t displayed, but it´s o.k. and the name is display…

what else could it be?

I’m a bit annoyed because there must be more people who do this with Iobroker…and no one answers here :-(

sdetweil

@kusselin sorry, I didn’t scroll down to see that you had multiple items listed…

is it only the OG room not displaying??

can you display the output of the npm start for the container

can you insure the container can ping the server
‘192.168.200.38’