Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Blank black screen | Noob
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Alright so at startup I have two instances running, one white and one black (both are blank).
- I have another folder that I messed up in so I deleted everything in it and just renamed it to something else. Currently it is empty. While the other folder, MagicMirror, is a clean install.
- Not manually. Is there a way I can disable MagicMirror from starting automatically?
3.I’m typing ‘node serveronly’ in the MagicMirror folder (It works fine here after I close out all other instances of MagicMirror using ‘pm2 stop mm.sdh’
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- you can only run two separate instances of MM is they are on different ports, and for that to work, you will need two separate installations (in separate folders) because of the config file. They can not share it.
- Check on
'pm2'documentations on how to delete any configured startup process
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Alright so I fixed the problem of the two instances opening but when I run ‘DISPLAY=:0 npm start’ It’s still blank.
Any ideas on how to fix this? Like I said before it works when I use "node serveronly’
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Go back to the beginning. Move your current
config.jsto something else, likeconfig.js.backup. Then grab the originalconfig.jsand try running that, see if it comes up.You only need to set the
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Did it using the sample config and renaming it to config.js. I still get a black screen, but if I do “node serveronly” with the same files it works in my browser.
I’m getting no errors besides the “No helper found for module” (all of them)
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With the default
config.jsyou get a blank screen when you try to run'npm start'? If so, what’s the hardware? Have you updated the OS? All variables. -
I 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 -
@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. :)
