Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Blank black screen | Noob
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@Arod192
THIS is the setup that worked GREAT for me:
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/236/complete-setup-tutorial(Surprised KirAsh4 did not mention it. Follow it step by step; first time around will take you 30 min, but after that you will fly through it). Work. It really does.
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@Arod192, that’s a rather old version of node. When you run the automatic install from MM², it installs a more recent version automatically. You shouldn’t have to do that manually.
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@amanzimdwini, I didn’t mention it … yet … because I like to figure out where the problem is, before I tell someone to start from scratch. :)
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@KirAsh4 Update Node.js and I’m still having the problem
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@KirAsh4 Okay I just changed the language from en to nl (just to see what’ll happen) and now it works!
But now everything is in the “nl” language but when I change it back to “en” the screen is black again
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@KirAsh4 Looks like all languages work but when I change the language to en I get a black screen
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@KirAsh4 Alright I think I fixed it. What I did was I went into the translations folder and I renamed en.js to en-us.js. After that I went into the config and changed en to en-us.
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@Arod192 I can confirm this is a bug. Hardcoding ‘en’ in config.js causes black-screen, however, leaving it as ’ ’ or node serveronly runs fine.
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noob here reporting same issue and same workaround works for me.
Exact Same issue and hardware and OS as poster. From a clean build, updated all before running MM auto installer as I thought I had made a mistake my first time around.
“used the automatic installer located here, https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror, and followed every step.
I’m using a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B.
I’m running Raspian Jesse 4.4, Node v4.4.3.
The MagicMirror is up-to-date”server nodeonly -works
npm start -does notchanging ‘en’ to ‘’ in config.js works as a workaround. It will now open in electron.
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Odd bug, as I have two different rpi 3s running just fine with
'en'
as the value. This makes me wonder … can any of you paste the contents of your ‘/usr/share/X11/locale/
’ folder?$ sudo ls -aF /usr/share/X11/locale/