Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Failed at the magicmirror@2.2.2 start script 'sh-run-start.sh'
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I have restored an old backup with which it ran with version 2.13 since 01:18 I have no chance to get it to work.
I have a rp3 with stretch on the run where synonymous fhem over it runs. if any one idea would be great -
@Homerj could you share it?
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@L_i_v_e
Ok i checked your earlier posts again.
U did execute the whole stuff as root user. Thats not necessary and even not good!
I don’t know what else u did as root, but maybe first try to delete the whole MagicMirror Folder and run the command without sudo.
bash -c "$(curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/master/installers/raspberry.sh)"Or try a new installation of the raspbian and begin with this (for a full raspbian) or this (for a lite raspbian) tutorial. Do it exactly as its wrote down!
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@cruunnerr From when sudo is a bad thing? I’ll try now
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@cruunnerr after an auto install without sudo, made it work starting the installation of electron for the 2nd time in it’s folder. Now everything runs smooth if i give him commands but 1:
-server only does not work, i can’t access it remotely
-pm2 start does not work, the display goes all black but no module is loaded, it stays black. I tried with both my old config and the example config
-maybe local launch does not work too? i have no idea since it’s really hard to connect a mouse and keyboard. If i use a VNC can i start it with npm start only?
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@L_i_v_e said in Failed at the magicmirror@2.2.2 start script ‘sh-run-start.sh’:
If i use a VNC can i start it with npm start only?
Yes.
Since i started my project a few weeks/month ago i have had some trouble, too. But it was all about my inexperience. So at this point im out at all, sorry.
Hope someone can help you.
But if i said before: Reading the many tutorials and do it like it’s written there brought me to the goal.
Only difference to you was, that i was using the early magic mirror versions.
Maybe u should give it a last try with Version 2.1.3 and updating later or hoping that there are other guys who can help you. :( -
I too have the same problems. In another thread started a few days ago because I have the same issues.
Started with Stretch, then went back to an old Jessie Lite version.
I have done the automatic install, the manual install, as root and not as root.
All fail at the same place. I currently have 5 MM running on PI3, then the update came and tried on one device when it crashed. I will not touch the others until this is resolved.
If someone fixes this can they post the steps they used and a link to the image that they used as well.
This is getting very frustrating. All my mirrors went together in a matter of an hour or so with no problems. Setting the modules and css is another thing though.
Any help is very much appreciated.
carltonb -
Because i am very interested why there are so much problems i will install a complete new Raspbian and MagicMirror. Let me try, i will report soon
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Please let me know. If you make It work could you share It as an ISO ti flash? Would be so good
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I too am keeping abreast of this. I have had 5 installs that went so well that after the update, I can not get it installed.
Are we the only ones having problems.
Do the install directions need to be changed. Luckily I have backed up every sd card so I am safe, but need to figure out if I do anything to them now (besides the MM upgrade) will they crash.
