Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Unable to install dependencies, NPM install not working
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@FlorianRD, did you run
npm install
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@MichMich I seem to be having the same problem as folks above. Whenever I try
npm install
from inside the MM folder, the electron installation either stalls or fails. -
@MichMich, yes i did run npm install. I’ve just finished a new installation of this project.
Step by step by the tutorial. And, same problem.electron-v1.3.8-linux-arm.zip is in /.electron folder
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Did the
npm install
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Sounds strange but did set a system time?
Sometimes it’s messing around without. -
I have the same error with a newly installed system
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same, i thought its because the electron doesn’t work look http://www.bilder-upload.eu/show.php?file=967e7b-1477258720.png
why it’s red?
and i haven’t in the folder electron any data … maybe by you too ?
http://www.bilder-upload.eu/show.php?file=58e559-1477259579.png -
Hello guys, I have the same problem.
Here is the code:
Cloning MagigMirror Done!
Installing dependencies …
bash: line 109: nom: command not found
Unable to install dependencies!Do you an idea on how to solve this Problem?
Thanks a lot and many greetings from Germany :)
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Hello guys,
I tried to overwrite everything. Well, I installed NPM with:
sudo apt-get install nodejs npm node-semver
After that, I renamed the initial Magic Mirror folder. Then I tried to installed the MM2 again.
Conlusion:
I have the same problem as @joey12725 .
Any suggestions?
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Yep, same issues as everyone else.
@MichMich : Need any specific output or logs, etc. to help? I’m desperate to get my mirror up and running again and happy to help.
Interesting to note though, is since formatting my Pi to do a fresh install and it failing, I’ve really missed my Magic Mirror. I hadn’t realised how much a part of my daily routine it had become, using it!