@teandryk I too had this problem earlier today. I solved it by navigating to /node_modules/electron
and run “sudo node install.js”. Have some patience - it took a loooong time. I ended up leaving it and went to do something else. When I got back half an hour later it was done and the mirror was running.
Hope it helps. Good luck :-)
@sdetweil I am so sorry. I don’t know how I missed this from one installation to another but feel truly ashamed. What happened is that I used a copy of config.js that I thought was the one working from previous install. But it was missing the classes clause to show the modules.
Again, so sorry and super grateful for putting me on the right track :)
@sdetweil I am so sorry. I don’t know how I missed this from one installation to another but feel truly ashamed. What happened is that I used a copy of config.js that I thought was the one working from previous install. But it was missing the classes clause to show the modules.
Again, so sorry and super grateful for putting me on the right track :)
@sdetweil This made no difference, I’m afraid :(
The strange thing is that for a split second I can see the other modules loading and displaying and then it all goes black. Like the MMM-Face-Reco-DNN somehow loads in front of everything. If I remove this module from config.js everything displays fine. I have checked the config.js for syntax errors and it reports nothing.
@aunrea any luck resolving this issue?
I have a fresh install of MM on an RPI4 (Rasbian OS 32bit) and get the same problem when installing MMM-Face-Reco-DNN. Only errors I have in the logs are the same GPU related ones.
And the strange thing is that I have the exact same setup on a different SD card done 6 weeks ago. And that works perfectly. It reporst my MM is outdated, but I don’t dare updating it now.
@teandryk I too had this problem earlier today. I solved it by navigating to /node_modules/electron
and run “sudo node install.js”. Have some patience - it took a loooong time. I ended up leaving it and went to do something else. When I got back half an hour later it was done and the mirror was running.
Hope it helps. Good luck :-)