@pastormingle I used one of the default.

            module: 'MMM-Carousel',
            config: {
                transitionInterval: 10000,
                ignoreModules: [],
                mode: 'positional',
                top_left: {enabled: true, ignoreModules: [], overrideTransitionInterval: 15000},
                top_right: {enabled: true, ignoreModules: ['currentweather']}
            }
        },

Just tested the Global option and it works fine and rotates all the modules one by one.
Here is the config for global

            module: 'MMM-Carousel',
            config: {
                transitionInterval: 10000,
                ignoreModules: ['clock'],
                mode: 'global'
            }
        }

@sdetweil Hi Sam, For my understanding. What about dependencies in the package.json? If those are not default with MM then you have to run npm install I would think? Or is my understanding incorrect?

@pastormingle Yes, you have to run nom install in the module folder. I saw that the module has a package.json with dependencies. I just installed it on my machine and it works. One thing to note, it only rotates modules that occupying the same position on the mirror. I have 2 modules that occupy the top_right position and those are rotating and the others remain unchanged when using the global config option.

@pastormingle said in MMM-Carousel not displaying:

MMM-Carousel

Just a silly question, when you installed the module. did you go into the MMM-Carousel folder and ran npm install?

@pastormingle right_top and center_bottom are not positions on the mirror if I am not mistaken. See this link for more information regarding positions: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/286/regions

@johans Have a look at this thread.
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/15778/fix-for-black-screen-in-2-16-and-later/11

Your error Error: Cannot find module 'xml2js'

@joefranz Don’t forget to mark as Solved once you are happy with the answer

@joefranz It does seem like you can set the different output to display. Just set it to false.

OS: {
      displayOs: false,
      orderOs: 1
    },
    CPU: {
      displayUsage: false,
      orderUsage: 6,
      displaySpeed: true,
      orderSpeed: 3,
      displayGovernor: true,
      orderGovernor:4,
      displayTemp: true,
      celciusTemp: true,
      orderTemp: 9,
      displayType: true,
      orderType: 2
    },
    RAM: {
      displayRam: false,
      orderRam: 7
    },
    STORAGE: {
      displayStorage: false,
      orderStorage: 8,
      partitionExclude : []
    },
    NETWORK: {
      displayNetwork: false,
      orderNetwork: 5,
      nativeNetwork: true,
      displayDefaultNetwork: true
    },
    UPTIME: {
      displayUptime: false,
      useMagicMirror: true,
      orderUptime: 10,
      displayRecord: true,
      orderRecord: 11
    },
    WARNING: {
      enableWarning: false,
      interval: 1000 * 60 * 5,
      check : {
        CPU_TEMP : 65,
        CPU_USAGE : 75,
        STORAGE_USED : 80,
        MEMORY_USED : 80,
      }
    }

@sdetweil No worries and a pleasure.

@sdetweil Right now, not. MM runs perfect as is. I’ll leave it for now. :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes:

@sdetweil My git version is 2.20.1. Guess I need to update it.

@sdetweil Awesome. That was clean.

@sdetweil When I ran the mm_backup.sh I saw this error but it created the output in the MM_backup folder as expected.

usage: git init [-q | --quiet] [--bare] [--template=<template-directory>] [--shared[=<permissions>]] [<directory>]

    --template <template-directory>
                          directory from which templates will be used
    --bare                create a bare repository
    --shared[=<permissions>]
                          specify that the git repository is to be shared amongst several users
    -q, --quiet           be quiet
    --separate-git-dir <gitdir>
                          separate git dir from working tree

Is this because of some options that I did not specify? After the output was created I just manually pushed to a private directory on git.

@sdetweil Awesome. Thanks Sam. Always nice work from you.

@sdetweil
Hi Sam. Here? I checked your Github and nothing there either. Or maybe I am missed it?

@sdetweil The QR code gave me machine name. But I figured that could not be correct. When I used the review URL earlier it did not work, When I started my Ubuntu Instance now and tried review with this URL:
http://localhost:8080/modules/MMM-Config/review
it worked fine and resolved to the following:
http://localhost:8080/modules/MMM-Config/config.html?port=8300
which I guess is what you were referring to?

@sdetweil I found the URL bit in the doc.
http://machine_name:MM_Port/modules/MMM-Config/review
Did not work for me when I tried it though.

@sdetweil Which URL in the doc? From the screenshots? The review URL did not work for me. The one I posted above did. The QR code gave me a different URL which did not work for me but guess it is because of my install on my Windows laptop.

@josh45631 said in Are you tired of editing config.js, or have trouble doing it, see my new module:

showQR: “true”

This should be showQR: true without the quotes. Not sure if it makes much of a difference.

The URL I used and which worked for me was:
http://localhost:8080/modules/MMM-Config/config.html?port=8300

@sdetweil Very cool module.

@dotmatrix812 said in Problems after Update:

But is it correct. I connect a keyboard to the MM and while it shows me the UI I open the DEV Console and check there for errors ?

That is correct. You could also VNC into the mirror and do the same action from the machine you use to VNC into the mirror.