@mdlefevere
It takes 2 seconds for the startup of the monitor.
There is also no start screen , because the Raspberry Pi is still running.

I use a mini pir sensor like this:
https://www.ebay.de/itm/133654306312
That switches the monitor directy completely off without any programming.
That solution works on my MagicMirror since one year without any problems.

@Stoffbeuteluwe
Ich had the same Problem a few month ago.
The solution was that the name aof the Region changed.

@fischi87 You can find it in the config.js

@fischi87 Hi, i use the MMM-ioBroker with an update intervall of 30seconds (30000millisec.) And it works properly.

6 Seconds might be a little bit short, what about longer time?

What about the SD card - is there enough space left?

@avolaid said in SD Card - no Space:

How did you got the Fronius fork with the MMM-ioBroker?

MMM-fronius ist sending the data direktly to the Mirror.

MMM-ioBroker sends my ioBroker data to the Mirror and has a adaptor to fronius.

So both adaptors are working not together.

@sdetweil
That solved the problem. So I will fetch the Fronius Data via MMM-ioBroker in future.

@sdetweil
That is the log from about 2 hours - more than 1 million lines.
And always the same.

@sdetweil It does’nt matter what I do - the log expanses.

So I started now a cronjob with a daily flush of the log data.

@sdetweil said in SD Card - no Space:

logLevel: [“INFO”, “LOG”, “WARN”, “ERROR”],

Thanks,

the loglevel was complete missing in the config.js, but the systems wrote logs.

Now I added it like in your post. Let’s see what will happen.
Is it possible to turn the logs out ? Maybe with
loglevel: [ ], ?

Hello,

In the last months the SD card (32GB) of the MM were after 2 weeks full of data.
I tried 3 times to find the problem, but at least I made it completly new.
Today the SD card was full again and I found out, that the MagicMirror-error.log was about 24GB big.
So I deleted it and the system is working again.
But why was it so big? Because of the amount of data I could not open ist.

@kamischami
For me it is looking very nice.
The only thing I miss is “Sun intensity” and “UV Index”

To get the data from my weather station “directly” on my MagicMirror, i found a module for ioBroker that gives me the data.
https://github.com/SBorg2014/WLAN-Wetterstation
That works properly but it isn’t looking very nice.

How get I the description left align and the values right align?
Can anybody give me the solution?

Hey - looks pretty good :thumbs_up:

It would be nice to have a better looking solution, combinated witch the “offline” data.
I can understand, that your head ist exploding, for me is it the same - if you are a little bit older and you can’t program than it is not easy (for me) to learn such things.
I’m happy when I can change little things and combinate such things that they are working for me.
The ioBroker module for catching the data from the weatherstation is here (in german): WLAN-Wetterstation

I tried out the MMM-ioBroker and this works properly.
IoBroker gets the Data directly from my WH4000ws Weatherstation with the module WLAN-Wetterstation from SBorg2014.

Next Step ist to install MagicMirror and ioBroker on one Raspberry Pi.

You have a mistake in the config file.

I think the bracket in line 950 is wrong .

After the new installation of MM, I installed the module and I can see some weather data from my wether station - really good beginning.

@sdetweil Thanks for the fantastic installation script.

no problem the way is a little bit longer, but I will go to finish it.
For the next time I know the new way - hopefully I will not forget it :D

eeeeh - that was before you told me about the new way. :(