Maybe this was the issue.
https://www.geekwire.com/2018/github-recovering-widespread-outage-caused-networking-database-issues/

@rob73 I haven’t tried this to see how it looks, but you may just be able to comment out a few of the lines in MMM-Gas.js
Try commenting out the last 2 lines of this code in the getDom() function.

 var td5 = document.createElement("td");
 td5.innerHTML = dist;
 TDrow.appendChild(td5);
 weatherTable.appendChild(TDrow);

It should look like this when you’re done.

var td5 = document.createElement("td");
td5.innerHTML = dist;
//TDrow.appendChild(td5);
//weatherTable.appendChild(TDrow);

You should also comment out this part as well.

var bjumpy = document.createElement("th");
bjumpy.setAttribute("style", "text-align:center");
bjumpy.classList.add("xsmall");
bjumpy.innerHTML = "Distance";
//xFCRow.appendChild(bjumpy);
//weatherTable.appendChild(xFCRow);

@3d Hmm, the code is supposed to use that variable as an integer. What kind of error were you getting when you had items: 10,?

Edit: Guess it doesn’t matter. Math.min() still works using a string.

@cowboysdude I just sent you a pull request that should fix their new page.

I had the same issue. I changed dtoverlay=vc4-kms-v3d to dtoverlay=vc4-fkms-v3d and was able to boot up again.

Please use these steps. If you have any questions after that, I’ll be happy to answer.

That doesn’t sound like an ipWhitelist problem. Did you install MMM-Remote-Control per the instructions? If so, what exactly are you getting your error message on and what are the IPs of your magicmirror and device?

Glad to hear it.

Well I’m glad it started mostly working. Sorry about the array of weather I was talking about earlier. I though you were using the weatherforecast module to get this info, not currentweather. The way you’re describing the issue, it sounds like the updateDOM() function is getting called before that value is set. Where in the processWeather() function did you put this.desc = data.weather[0].description;? is it before this section?

this.show(this.config.animationSpeed, {lockString:this.identifier});
this.loaded = true;
this.updateDom(this.config.animationSpeed);
this.sendNotification("CURRENTWEATHER_DATA", {data: data});

Yeah, it does look like the module gets back an array of weather data for each day. Have you tried putting some console.log() statements in your code to try and troubleshoot where the problem is. Like

this.desc = data.weather[0].description;
console.log("Description Var - " + this.desc); //See if anything is output

At least then you’d know if the variable is correct and your div statement isn’t working, or the variable isn’t getting set correctly.

Did you want to get the first day’s weather information only? Did you declare the variable this.desc in the start function first? If not, that may be your problem.

What’s in that logfile that was created?

Are you running it through an SSH connection? If so, try running DISPLAY=:0 nohup npm start &
If that works, I recommend using pm2 to automatically start your mirror. You can find the guide to get pm2 to work with here.

@NateDee I tried the same thing. The weird thing is that all the other modules update normally, just the one weather one. Nay luck with your issue?

I have a similar issue with forecast-io. Sometimes it updates for days, sometimes it stops updating after an hour or so. I wish I could help fix your problem, but the only thing I did was add a small piece of text that shows when it was last updated so I can restart the mirror.

Looks nice! What does the hat you have on your pi do?

Seems like you’ve changed some of the files in the MagicMirror directory. If you want to upgrade you’ll have to stash the changes. run git stash in your MagicMirror directory, then run git pull. Stashing wont affect your config.js or any modules you’ve installed into your modules directory.

Edit
@ninjabreadman’s has a better fix for you than I do.

okay, try running
rm -f ~/MagicMirror/.git/index.lock
then try git pull again. Hopefully you’ll see more than:
Updating b799609..20823bf

Just trying to cover all the bases here, but are you on the master branch? You can run git branch to see. It should say something like:

pi@Magic-Mirror:~/ $ cd MagicMirror
pi@Magic-Mirror:~/MagicMirror $ git branch
* master

The asterisk denotes which branch is your current one.
If for some reason you’re not on the master branch use git checkout master to switch back to the master branch.
Then try running git pull and see if anything happens. Hopefully you get a list of files that have been changed. If not, and you don’t see an error messages try git pull -v to see what errors (if any) you are getting.
Hopefully that all works out, then you can just run npm install and you should be all set.

Good luck.

@pyrosmiley No, sorry. You’re doing it the way I would have recommended. If you want to throw a feature request on the githuib page, I’d be more than happy to try and figure something out.