This seemed to be caused by Node vs 7.1.0 I rebuilt with the LTS version and its working again.

I did a fresh install of magic mirror on an SD card. It launched the first time subsequent times it displays the sh run-start.sh then returns to the command prompt.

I deleted and reinstalled magic mirror. It worked once then the same behavior.

Its hammering the processor on the Pi 3 pretty bad The chip is getting hot. I am going to add a heat sink and a fan to it before I do more. Thanks for your help.

Ok I managed to get this running on a Pi 3. I did sudo apt-get update and sudo apt-get upgrade after installing the driver from raspi-config. Its flickering pretty bad but its running it. I need to pair down some processes on here to see if I can get it to run cleaner.

So does that mean some people have this running on their Pi 3? If so I’ll try a fresh build and install this first.

@Anhalter42 Thank you that will do the trick! :D

This is not working for me on a raspberry pi 3. I have the GL driver installed and working but I get these errors in the console when running the magic mirror.

THREE.WebGLRenderer: Float textures not supported.
THREE.WebGLRenderer: Anisotropic texture filering not supported.
THREE.WebGLRenderer: S3TC compressed textures not supported.

It doesn’t crash but it doesn’t display the globe either.

I have the MMM-Traffic Module setup but I would like to display drive times for multiple routes and I can’t figure out how to code that in the Config.js file. Does anyone else do multiple routes with MMM-Traffic?