Black Screen after Booting Up

nickymac12

Is there a way to see what directories or files I have so I know what I can delete?

j.e.f.f

@nickymac12 yes.

Use the ls command to see a list of files in the current directory

use the cd command to enter a directory e.g.: cd directory-name

use the the command cd .. to go back up to the parent directory

the pwd command will tell show the path to the current directory

cd ~ will take you your home directory

nickymac12

how would I restore my config file? Sorry I am new to using terminal and don’t really know all the commands.

j.e.f.f

@nickymac12 type:

cd ~/MagicMirror/config (Takes you to the MM config directory)

mv config.js.bak config.js (Restores your config file)

pm2 restart mm (restarts MagicMirror)

fox

@j.e.f.f said in Black Screen after Booting Up:

@nickymac12 ok. Try installing the sample config file.
Type:

cd ~/MagicMirror/config

mv config.js config.js.bak (this will back up your existing config)

cp config.js.sample config.js

pm2 restart mm

If magic mirror starts, then you either have a problem with your config or with a module.

I checked the sample config. No other modules installed only the original. But i still have a blank screen…
What would you propose?

j.e.f.f

@fox I’d suggest backing up your MagicMirror folder (i.e. rename it) and try a fresh install. By renaming it you won’t lose anything.

fox

@j.e.f.f said in Black Screen after Booting Up:

@fox I’d suggest backing up your MagicMirror folder (i.e. rename it) and try a fresh install. By renaming it you won’t lose anything.

I Think so
I just punched the

bash -c "$(curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/master/installers/raspberry.sh)"

in the terminal…

@j.e.f.f do you know how i can solve the two pm2 sessions after a fresh install?
With pm2 status i get always two MagicMirror/mm instances.
If i kill one, it comes back after a few seconds

Mykle1

@fox said in Black Screen after Booting Up:

With pm2 status i get always two MagicMirror/mm instances.
If i kill one, it comes back after a few seconds

type pm2 stop mm or pm2 stop mm.sh in a terminal