@brendan_c23

try running pm2 status in the terminal (I think that’s the command) and post the result here please.

Don’t post a picture. Copy the terminal output and paste it into your reply.

Also, do you have any other programs running on the Pi besides Magic Mirror?

@brendan_c23 said in Problems With Weather:

Is it because I am using the same APPid for both weather modules?

No, you can use the appid twice. However, MM can not share port 8080

@brendan_c23

Something else is using port 8080. Most commonly it is because you have more than one instance of MM running at the same time. Or, there is another program on your pi using the same port.

@brendan_c23

Well, it says right in the error message that your appid is not set. Hmmm

@brendan_c23 said in Problems With Weather:

cd MagicMirror?

yes sir

@bkeyport said in Add fade to transparent background on module.:

when you pray to the CSS gods, you’re praying to @cowboysdude

Oh hell no! :-)

@brendan_c23

You trying to run the mirror from the wrong folder. ENOENT error.

Start the mirror from within the MagicMirror directory

@brendan_c23

This is with your config entry:

@brendan_c23

Correction, the module loads eventually but with only one day of weather, today.

@brendan_c23

I don’t use the default weather modules but I loaded up the weather forecast module and it errors, stating:

Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 401 (Unauthorized)
weatherforecast.js:261 weatherforecast: Your AppID does not support long term forecasts.

So, it looks like the appKey from open weather is the problem, or, the module is asking for data that is not available to holders of the free api.

Run your mirror by using npm start dev and see if that is the error you are getting

@brendan_c23 said in Problems With Weather:

Anybody know how to change celsius to Fahrenheit?

At the top of your config,js file, are your ‘units’ set to imperial?

var config = {
    address: "0.0.0.0",
    port: 8080,
    ipWhitelist: [], // Set [] to allow all IP addresses
    language: "en",
    timeFormat: 12,
    units: "imperial",

@cowboysdude said in Add fade to transparent background on module.:

easy peasy…here’s an example:

Easy for a genius like you. :thumbsup:

@cowboysdude said in Nascar schedule URL:

I made it to change the year every year…

You are king.

@cowboysdude

You old dog, you. :-)

@derick4963 said in hello lucy:

card 2: UM02 [UM02], device 0: USB Audio [USB Audio]

Just confirming your microphone entry in the Lucy config entry

microphone: "2,0", - Yes?

@derick4963 said in hello lucy:

I have reformat with clean MM with only Hello-lucy and default module but still getting white mic with ERROR.

I don’t know why you would have done that yet. Did you attempt to rectify the port conflict? Did you follow the instructions given by sdetweil? When given help, it is customary (and polite) to let the helper know if you followed their directions and the result. Anyway . .

What hardware are you using?
What OS is on the hardware?
How did you install MM?

Run arecord -l in a terminal and post the output.

Please use a code block when posting any code on the forum. It makes the code much easier to read for people trying to help you.

Click the icon with the yellow box around it and post your code accordingly.

@derick4963 said in hello lucy:

EADDRINUSE

You have a conflict with port 8080 that needs to be resolved

@framboise-pi

Nice! :thumbsup:

@rslohs

Just a thought: At the top of your config.js file, what are your config units set to?

Example:

var config = {
    address: "0.0.0.0",
    port: 8080,
    ipWhitelist: [], // Set [] to allow all IP addresses
    language: "en",
    timeFormat: 12,
    units: "imperial",

@joeyk

The module readMe should explain how to install any dependencies, if any