@keyk123 Can you cd into the MMM-network-signal module folder, cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-network-signal and run npm install? It requires you to run the command so that it can install all the dependencies. Try that and let us know if it solved your problem.

@keyk123 Can you edit your post and remove your keys etc?

@Mitchfarino What a pity though. The module works perfectly for me though. There are some instructions missing though but I managed to get it up and running when I first implemented it a few months ago. Great module.

@motdog Probably easier and cheaper to buy a new card. There are some tools out there that you can use to check for bad sectors. But again it is probably cheaper and easier to buy a new one.

@640008915 Nothing wrong with answering your own question. Thanks for sharing your solution with the community. Mark the post as solved so that others may know that it has been resolved. Enjoy your mirror.

@thedk Please remember to check every module folder that has a package.json in it and run npm install in those folders as well.

@maddinmirror So, a few things. Is this a fresh install? Did you run npm install in the MagicMirror after the install? Can you do a shit+ctrl+i to open the developer console? Select the Console Tab and scroll up and look for any errors usually marked in red.

@papinel I just installed the module and set it up and it works perfect with the setings that I gave you above. As @strawberry-3-141 mentioned, you may want to start from scratch with the module installation.

• git clone https://github.com/ronny3050/email-mirror.git email

• cd email

• npm install

@thedk Have you upgraded your installation of Raspbian before updating the MM? You would also have to check every module folder that has a package.json and run npm install in the module folder. This has generally worked for most of the guys with the same issue as you have.

@berne You are missing a comma after the closing bracket of MMM-awesome-alexa. It should be },