@slametps

Yes, thanks - the error has gone.
So i have to do npm install once and as a first step for every new module

But i didn’t have any values for CPU, RAM and Load …
Do you have an idea?
Thanks

@yawns
First step - first Problem :-(
When i install async i’ll get following:
npm WARN grunt-yamllint@0.2.0 requires a peer of grunt@-0.4.0 but none was installed.

I’ve ignored this warning, and get new contend on my mirror.
CPU Temp/System Load/Free RAM : all “fetching” but no content
Where is my fault?
Greets

Thanks … i’ll read it :-)

Re: [MMM-SystemStats (cpu temp/load](fre ram …))
Hi,
i’m really new to MagicMirror. May i ask for some help?

I’ve got to mirror running in the basic version and i haven’t installed any other module yet.

So my questions:
What do i have to download, copy or … from here?
Means : in which dir do i have to start what kind of command?
And : with sudo or as normal “pi”?

Where do i found the new module?
And what/where do i have to customize something?

I’ll think that this is a nice short and manageable module, or?
And i hope, i can transfer these steps to other modules.

Thanks for helping a newcomer!!

okay … wrong dir
i’ve to go to “MagicMirror”
Step by step i’ll reach the finish line (hopefully :-))

Hi,

i did it once more from the scratch. With a new sd-card formatted and a new jessy download.
Now it works - nearly :-)

I follow These steps:
but i didn’t have a calender on the right.
And if i have Trouble to update “git”?

From here
https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror
i’ve tried
git pull && npm install
with result:
fatal: Not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git

So …
do i have a git repository?
Where should i go (Directory)?
Which repository is the right one?

Thanks for help!

Hi,
i’m freshly new to rasp and the Project and was happy to find a core package to install.
But … after starting the auto-install i’ll get an error:
grunt-yamllint@0.2.0 requires a per of grunt@-0.4.0 but None was installed
…
Unable to install dependencies
Whats wrong? Something in the package or did i have to install something manually?

Greets