Blank black screen | Noob

Arod192

@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

Arod192

@KirAsh4 Looks like all languages work but when I change the language to en I get a black screen

Arod192

@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.

ronny3050

@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.

overviewcs

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 not

changing ‘en’ to ‘’ in config.js works as a workaround. It will now open in electron.

KirAsh4

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/

smithdsl

Hey Everyone,
I was have the same issue. Change from ‘en’ to ’ ’ now it works.
@KirAsh4 this is my “locale” folder.

pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo ls -aF /usr/share/X11/locale/
./            fi_FI.UTF-8/       iso8859-11/  iso8859-6/    ja.SJIS/      locale.dir         sr_CS.UTF-8/   zh_CN.gb18030/    zh_TW.UTF-8/
../           georgian-academy/  iso8859-13/  iso8859-7/    km_KH.UTF-8/  microsoft-cp1251/  tatar-cyr/     zh_CN.gbk/
am_ET.UTF-8/  georgian-ps/       iso8859-14/  iso8859-8/    ko/           microsoft-cp1255/  th_TH/         zh_CN.UTF-8/
armscii-8/    ibm-cp1133/        iso8859-15/  iso8859-9/    koi8-c/       microsoft-cp1256/  th_TH.UTF-8/   zh_HK.big5/
C/            iscii-dev/         iso8859-2/   iso8859-9e/   koi8-r/       mulelao-1/         tscii-0/       zh_HK.big5hkscs/
compose.dir   isiri-3342/        iso8859-3/   ja/           koi8-u/       nokhchi-1/         vi_VN.tcvn/    zh_HK.UTF-8/
el_GR.UTF-8/  iso8859-1/         iso8859-4/   ja.JIS/       ko_KR.UTF-8/  pt_BR.UTF-8/       vi_VN.viscii/  zh_TW/
en_US.UTF-8/  iso8859-10/        iso8859-5/   ja_JP.UTF-8/  locale.alias  ru_RU.UTF-8/       zh_CN/         zh_TW.big5/
pi@raspberrypi:~ $

Thanks.

KirAsh4

And in the EN_US.UTF-8 folder? Is there stuff in there?

smithdsl

pi@raspberrypi:/usr/share/X11/locale/en_US.UTF-8 $ ls -aF
./ …/ Compose XI18N_OBJS XLC_LOCALE
pi@raspberrypi:/usr/share/X11/locale/en_US.UTF-8 $

KirAsh4

Yeah that’s odd, it’s the same on mine, so you do have en_US locale installed on the rpi. But why is MM² failing for you, when it’s working fine for me, that’s a bit of a mystery. If you don’t mind, just for grins, would you care to run through only Step 2 in this post: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/236/complete-setup-tutorial/4, specifically the Internationalization part.