@boesemani The only suspicion thing I can see is the Permission denied (publickey) message, but I don’t think it is related to your problem.

You can install MMM-SystemStats and check your RAM and CPU load that way.

@savona Both package-lock.json can just be deleted. Did you intentionally change the files in the default directory?

@boesemani May you please show us your log, you can access it via pm2 log mm if you installed it with the auto install script.

@dazza120 Well, that is wired. Did you use git status to check the status of your directory?

@dazza120 Nice to hear that your issue has already been resolved. How did you update your MagicMirror? Did you just download the files or did you use git?

I recommend you to use git, as it makes the maintenance much easier and you don’t have to deal with manually copying the files.

@mwel1977 The vulnerabilities needs to be fixed by the module developer. Thats not your responsibility, you can just ignore them.

Because of the Node.js version: You don’t have to update to a newer version of Node.js. Latest isn’t always the greatest, there are some known compatibility issues with v11.

@costascontis You can just delete both package-lock.jsonfiles. Everything will work after you have deleted them.

@12wsx Did you try using Chromium as a browser? Midori may have a hard time rendering the page.

@icephreaq What is git status telling you?

@12wsx Are you using some custom CSS?