Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
some modules are not showing on screen
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@stephen a file system problem again.
U need to run fsck , the Unix chkdsk.
But u can’t run on the boot drive while system is running …Google search ‘fsck raspberry pi’
I have another Linux system i can use.
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oh lord… I quess I have something…
WTF.I quess it was my mistake… Was it?
Some modules are in
/MagicMirror/node_modules/
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@stephen node_modules are the ones download by install in support of the mirror… all good
modules are the add ons to the MagicMirror
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Maybe it has something to do with the
npm install
sometimes I had to run (as discribed at the mod-pages)?
I’ll try to pull the modules in the right folder and give it a try
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@stephen no… don’t change anything… npm install built the node_modules folder… it is ok…
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Hell…thats it!
I’ve reinstalled the “not-working” / not showing modules INTO the /modules folder and it simply works!
Have a big thanks @sdetweil !
Its not always a filesystem-problem, sometimes the problem is right in front of the keyboard :D
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@stephen cool
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@stephen sorry, I misread your 1st post… I took it to mean it HAD been working and all of a sudden it was not…
got to learn to read more carefully!
can u mark your problem resolved?
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@stephen You can start MM with developer mode. This can be done by using the cmd shell inside the MagicMirror folder and run the following command:
npm start devor when you’re MM is already running use the shortcut ctrl+shift+I. This article from @Mykle1 gives you all the info you need.
All of this can be done will using VNC. (I use VNC as well :smiling_face_with_smiling_eyes: )
Good luck!
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I maybe wrong but should there be quote marks around any words that are in orange. My mirror has no quotes around any of those words. That’s what stood out to me.
