@stickyrib with the 2.4 release a heating problem arose with heavy cpu usage due to electron. Is was adviced tot use the fkms (see post michael). When i followed up on this post both alternatives did not work out for me. One option got me star night like flickering in the widgets on screen, the other led to what you described. So I returned to the driver which was used up unto 2.3.
Never thought about powering via the monitor to be the probleproblem/solution, but I do connect it that way.

So still on default screen driver and no heating problem and no flickering.

Did a full reinstall last week. Last version os contains node, but misses npm. After installing npm the mm install script worked. I had to delete the MagicMirror directory which was kept from the first failed install

Just some news about some modules.

Last month I updated most of my modules to reflect the deprecated request module. I know a wee late, but mysterically i didn’t get updates on the MM software.

I replaced request with axios and did some bugfixing on most modules. Also checked al forks for downstream updates and included them.

• MMM-rainfc does a rainforecast for the next hours in The Netherlands and some border countries.

• MMM-Rijks shows art of the Rijksmuseum (also nice if you are not living in the Netherlands;-).

• MMM-bustimes shows dutch public transport. MMM-bustimes is the renamed bustimes module, has some fixes from hervidero included.

• MMM-Harmony shows in the mirror what activity is actual on the Logitech Harmony Hub (if you happen to own such a device)

regards

cirdan

I made one based on the dutch buienradar api, icw sparkline js. Can upload it to github if you like. It’s a 2 hour forecast graph based on longitude/latitude

Today I released a new version of MMM-bustimes. The module was released for the first time in october 2017. Thanks to contributers like koenk, vpilo and hansterwal the module evolved into a nice piece of work.

In the update you’ll find the latest additions from Koen. He added icon’s to indicate transport types, an option to show delay times, a live icon feature, station support and many more.

The screenshot below showcases a number of different configurations

[card:73cirdan/MMM-bustimes]

Hi everyone,

It’s been a little quiet from my side lately, but I have something to show.

Last months I did a retake on Ian Perrin’s MMM-Formula1 module. Currently it is in a github fork of Ian’s version.
I’ve been chatting with Ian and in time he will merge my pull request into his repo.

[Edit: ian merged this week]

But if you feel brave and can’t wait you can check it out over here: Github

[up to date repo found here Github]

Screenshot

This shows several options for tuning the module to your needs.

Like it mykle, even an lord of the rings theme

@Mykle1 Not if it rains, Mykle, let me check my MM, ahh clear skies ;-)

Yep, that’s me, thanks for the fix mate

@Peter Did a small addition with time labels under the graph. checked it in on github.

@stephenmelody yep, thats the one. the roadmap page indicates driver standings for the championschip. https://openf1.org/?javascript#roadmap

@sdetweil lol. But your sugestion was good. 😀

@sdetweil hi Sam,

The module allready use a njk template. do you see further improvements or did you just miss the njk usage?

@stephenmelody hi Stephen,
The api we use only updates the standings after the race. So currently this is not possible.

That said, the api is deprecated end of season. I have my eyes on another api that currently has live timing, and is about to add standings. That would be a bigger project. Perhaps a christmas project.

@Assassins thanks for the translations, I did a few myself but my danish is rusty ;-)

@Peter thanks.
it is not possible to alternate between driver and schedule, only between driver/constructor standings

Hi everyone,

It’s been a little quiet from my side lately, but I have something to show.

Last months I did a retake on Ian Perrin’s MMM-Formula1 module. Currently it is in a github fork of Ian’s version.
I’ve been chatting with Ian and in time he will merge my pull request into his repo.

[Edit: ian merged this week]

But if you feel brave and can’t wait you can check it out over here: Github

[up to date repo found here Github]

Screenshot

This shows several options for tuning the module to your needs.

Just some news about some modules.

Last month I updated most of my modules to reflect the deprecated request module. I know a wee late, but mysterically i didn’t get updates on the MM software.

I replaced request with axios and did some bugfixing on most modules. Also checked al forks for downstream updates and included them.

• MMM-rainfc does a rainforecast for the next hours in The Netherlands and some border countries.

• MMM-Rijks shows art of the Rijksmuseum (also nice if you are not living in the Netherlands;-).

• MMM-bustimes shows dutch public transport. MMM-bustimes is the renamed bustimes module, has some fixes from hervidero included.

• MMM-Harmony shows in the mirror what activity is actual on the Logitech Harmony Hub (if you happen to own such a device)

regards

cirdan

Wel, it shouldn’t reboot by itself, maybe logging shows a reason. You could switch hardware; pi or sd card.

You could run with default magicmirror config. No extra modules installed. To see if its still reboots, and after that slowly add your extra modules to check if one module causes the reboot.

When running in a frame, enable ssh, so you can remotely acces the pi. You can also use pm2. This process monitors your magicmirror en restarts the magicmirror when it stops or after a reboot.

Not sure if I understand you. No need to restart, it runs for months. If you restart just change into de MagicMirror folder and type npm start