Posts made by KirAsh4

Correct, as the documentation shows.

There’s a glaring instruction right there on the screen that you did not follow. When you typed in pm2 startup it clearly told you what you need to do, which I don’t see anywhere in your command log. I’m sorry, but if you can’t follow directions given to you, there is really not a whole lot anyone can do to help you. The instructions are there for you to follow, please do that.

Then you didn’t do it correctly. Did you launch it, then save the task? You have to follow the steps one by one. Please go back and start from the top and do it again.

You can’t. You need the desktop to run electron which is what displays the mirror. What you can do, is run an automatic (re)start of the mirror. For instructions, please visit https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/wiki/Auto-Starting-MagicMirror

All the quotes are in the random_quotes.js file. You can change them to anything you want.

The ‘DISPLAY=:0’ bit is simply telling the system (in this case the rpi), which monitor it should use, in this case, the attached one.

For rotation, using ‘display_rotate’ you can tell the OS how to rotate the output:

display_rotate=0           Normal
display_rotate=1           90 degrees
display_rotate=2          180 degrees
display_rotate=3          270 degrees
display_rotate=0x10000    horizontal flip
display_rotate=0x20000    vertical flip

The SSH server is enabled by default on a Raspbian image. And none of the security settings are enabled by default, leaving it to accept connections.

The default login is 'pi' with password 'raspberry'. If you are unable to log in to the rpi from a remote connection with those credentials, then you are using an invalid/corrupt/hacked image. I recommend downloading it fresh from www.raspberrypi.org.

The fact that you said you are using sudo to SSH into the rpi tells me you are attempting to connect from a different unix machine. Is this true? For one, you do not need sudo to issue SSH commands as a regular user. And second, where are you attempting to connect FROM?

The mouse pointer is also hidden through CSS.

Call @paviro …

Guys, use proper formatting for your code! (edited to add: when posting on the forums - not in your config files)

Block code is done with ```on a line by itself, then your code, and closed with another ``` on a line by itself again. This is not the same as an apostrophe! It’s called a 'back tick' or 'accent grave' and can be found to the left of the numerical number 1 at the top on a US keyboard. Please use it! It makes reading your config files a lot easier.

On non-US keyboards, um, its location will vary. You can also press and hold your ALT key, and using the numerical pad, enter 9 followed by 6, then let go of the ALT key. Repeat that three times and you get the three back ticks necessary.