Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Please help
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@leisi said in Please help:
@darrene said in Please help:
sudo apt-get update
After the sudo apt-get update again i get following error again:
(connection via SSH from Mac / my OS is Raspbian Jessie)pi@magicmirror:~ $ cd MagicMirror
pi@magicmirror:~/MagicMirror $ npm startI lost count on how many times this has come up already. You can not start the mirror using that command when you are remotely SSHd into the rpi. The rpi simply does not know what monitor to use, yours, or the one connected to it. You have to tell it that:
DISPLAY=:0 npm startUse the correct command, and then figure out what the problems are.
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@KirAsh4 oh fucking, yes, you´re right, thanks very much for your help.
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@leisi said in Please help:
@KirAsh4 oh fucking, yes, you´re right, thanks very much for your help.
While I find it humorous please be careful with replies… we don’t know how many youngsters we have roaming around here. Appreciate it! :)
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@cowboysdude ok, pardon, my mistkake, i´ll do it next time, i´m so proud of my new magicmirror…
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@leisi said in Please help:
@cowboysdude ok, pardon, my mistkake, i´ll do it next time, i´m so proud of my new magicmirror…
LOL I’m happy you are getting it working!! It’s a pretty awesome feeling, isn’t it? :)
Anytime you need help please feel free to ask and there are many people here that love to help!
No worries, no harm done, you made no mistake it happens and it’s okay!
Glad you’re here!
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With me still the same error synonymous with the command DISPLAY =: 0 npm start but the same error
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@moris do you tried it from the terminal on raspberry or via Mac or Windows? Try this command only in raspberrys terminal…
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@leisi said in Please help:
@moris do you tried it from the terminal on raspberry or via Mac or Windows? Try this command only in raspberrys terminal…
On the raspi terminal
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I log in cd MagicMirror
In cd MagicMirror write DISPLAY=:0 npm start is this korrekt? -
@moris yes, my mirror starts with these commands on raspberrys terminal
