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#server_functions is an alias for js/server_functions.js which is defined in package.json:
"imports": {
"#module_functions": {
"default": "./js/module_functions.js"
},
"#server_functions": {
"default": "./js/server_functions.js"
}
},
Because axios is the only diff your package.json should contain above lines.
I have no idea anymore (maybe corrupt sd card).
@tonyarogers said in MagicMirror problem:
Network service crashed
I had similar problems with a setup on a pi zero 2w.
The pi 3A+ seems to have the same memory of only 512 MB.
Short story: The os and the dependencies of mm (node and electron) seems to need more memory with every new version. I gave up with such hardware.
It is not impossible to get it running with increasing swap size or using 32-bit os but it is a dead end …
It was just a guess… there were other users with similar problems who had to open a ticket on GitHub because their repository was blocked for some unknown reason…
github link does not work, did you forget to make your repo public?
this is hard coded at the moment, you can change the code here
well, the values needed for testing are the area coordinates …
I understand that you don’t want to publish them, if it is o.k. for you, can you send me a chat message here with the complete config?
@Hugo said in Compatibility with raspberry Pi 5 right now and in the future.:
The latest version of MagicMirror requires at least a Raspberry Pi 2, 3, or 4
we have the Pi 5 in the docs too, see https://docs.magicmirror.builders/getting-started/requirements.html
@BKeyport said in Compatibility with raspberry Pi 5 right now and in the future.:
thing that is a concern really is the OS
next fun is coming, debian trixie is already released so it is a matter of time getting a new raspberry pi os wtih trixie …
you can look for errors in the logs
a) server side
b) in the browser (ctrl+shift+i)
If you are willing to publish your config of the module I can test with my setup.