Sorry, it was funny. I’ll go back to my dark cave now. :)

You hit Submit! Hahahahahaha …

… ice cream. He wants you to add ice cream!

Please read the instructions available at https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror (scroll down). Tell us what you’ve done, what you’ve tried, what hardware you’re on, version of operating system, and what’s not working.

Got home, did a full reset on my dev tree, added the above code piece and this is what I get. Waiting on more confirmation from others before I push this up to the main repo.

True, however that stuff is outside of the scope of the project. We can certainly help (and we do), but to cover every possible situation and solution, that gets to be too much really fast. But I do get what you mean.

There’s nothing wrong with using old hardware, I do it all the time at home. But whenever I do that, I also know I’m pretty much on my own if the software I want to use no longer supports it … it’s a trade off. :)

Honestly, as developers, there is a point at which we stop supporting older hardware. It’s just not worth the time and effort that goes into maintaining legacy hardware, while everything else evolves at the speed that they do … As much as I personally dislike forcing end users to have to purchase new hardware every time, I do have to make compromises. So support rPi 2 and 3, for me, is plenty. @MichMich and @paviro might have a different take on this. : )

I’m not sure it would even work on a v1 to be perfectly honest with you. But I don’t have one to try. However, if you’ve gotten as far as it telling you to create a config, then something worked … I’m assuming after cloning you ran 'npm install' inside of the MagicMirror folder prior to issuing the 'node serveronly' command?

Other than that, I don’t know. Maybe ask @MichMich and see if he has any other suggestions.

You should be able to clone v1 manually with:

git clone -b v1.0.0 https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror