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    A New Chapter for MagicMirror: The Community Takes the Lead
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    Updating SebTota's Pi0 Image stops MM

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Troubleshooting
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    • K Offline
      kellogg76
      last edited by

      I’m using a Pi Zero image from the Magic Mirror forum for my mirror, but it gives a warning about being over 400 commits from the most recent version.

      I SSH in and try to update from the MagicMirror directory with the command

      git pull
      

      Then I get this displayed and then after reboot my no longer displays.

      If I then SSH in again, where I normally see this, I see this instead.

      Any ideas?

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        yawns Moderator
        last edited by

        Did you run npm install after the git pull?

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          kellogg76 @yawns
          last edited by kellogg76

          @yawns I did do that, and got this in the terminal window, now the screen goes black like it’s about to start but never does.

          Looks like I’ll need to copy the image again and try something else.

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            kellogg76 @kellogg76
            last edited by

            For anyone with the same issue, follow these steps.

            cd MagicMirror
            git pull
            sudo npm install
            sudo npm install colors -g
            cd vendor
            sudo npm install
            sudo reboot
            

            After the reboot you’ll be up and running again.

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