@johnnyboy no way brother. Don’t give up! If you want to have AlexaPi and MagicMirror on the same device I recommend starting over with a fresh copy of Raspbian, installing AlexaPi first and getting it to work. Then installing magic mirror with the AlexaPi module.

@cowboysdude upstate NY also here. just outside Watertown.

These elves are about to be shelved for messing with my mirror! I don’t know how to fix it! Look how upset they made my kid! I think I’m going to have to tie them down to a chair and torture them to unlock my mirror back to its normal state.

Any suggestions?

@bartalluyn It sounds like you have a plan!

Here’s something interesting you might be able to grab something from the code: https://www.hackster.io/mexitek/magic-mirror-amazon-echo-and-aws-iot-29bba5

This guy was able to connect a physical Amazon Echo to his mirror and have it display pictures on the mirror using the Alexa skill function. Maybe this will help somehow.

@johnnyboy get another microSD card and give it a whirl from scratch.

@romain AlexaPi is a separate program from MM. It can be found here: https://github.com/alexa-pi/AlexaPi. Once installed and working properly, you can access it through MM with the MMM-AlexaPi module, found here: https://github.com/dgonano/MMM-AlexaPi. This is the only easy [somewhat] to install version that is voice activated and works every time. The other ones, I have been unable to get to work because there is no step-by-step guide.