My mirror’s time can get late for the system time. Everything within the MM environment works by that late time, e.g the default clock and scheduled commands (MMM-ScriptScheduler items). The only scenario I can recreate this manually is stopping the mirror by “pm2 stop mm” and then rebooting it. After reboot there is about a 12 second latency.

Video: Spot time displayed by the clock module and in the top line of htop.

Performing a (shutdown)-(waiting)-(starting the system) procedure extends this interval. The more the RPi stays switched off the more the time difference will be. Refreshing the browser with Ctrl-R corrects the problem.

I have 3 mirrors running at the moment. (Actually, only one of them is a physical mirror :-) but let’s call them like that.)

• mirror1: RPi4 4GB, MM v2.10.1, node v10.19.0, LAN
• mirror2: Rpi3B+, MM v2.10.1, node v10.19.0, LAN
• mirror3: Rpi3B+, MM v2.9.0, node v10.17.0, WiFi

Only mirror1 and mirror2 (the PRi’s with MM v2.10.1) can be forced to the above 12 sec delay.

All of them run the same config on 16GB SD cards. Modules:

• MMM-ScriptScheduler
• MMM-GoogleMapsTraffic
• calendar
• clock
• MMM-LocalTemperature (with DHT22 sensor)
• currentweather
• weatherforecast
• plus the MagicMirror-Display-Controller python program (with RCWL-0516 sensor)

Hey @Meidlmarkus, thanks for the quick and kind reply. Actually, I’ve deleted the whole installation so there is no working environment right now. I’m just downloading the Raspbian 13 Feb build. Will give it a try soon and get back to you with the results!

@Meidlmarkus said in Glass on the way, but still eager to share my first try:

I’m a bit proud of the next module to be honest.

And you have every reason to be! That’s great. I can’t even get any map displayed on the mirror.

To have it appear in a matching style I used filter:greyscale 100% plus invert 100% within the js of the module. This way I managed a quite decent google display without the need of an API key.

Would you mind sharing the module’s code from your config file, as well as the modified MMM-iFrameReload.js ?

Sam, thanks for the instruction. You are right, I’m a total newbie here. But your sequence + google is good enough for a start. Cheers, György

Michael, I learned that the core translation file is small and already done for a bunch of languages. Should it be expanded in the future, I’d be glad to contribute to the Hungarian translation. I could not figure out in the forum how to get enlisted for such voluntary work, that’s why I write in this post.
Cheers, György

This is one of the best ideas I’ve ever come across with MagicMirror. Workaround solutions may be great for some situations, however, I would warmly welcome a native Google shared locations implementation, as originally suggested by skuub.
Any prospects, guys?