@sdetweil

Ideally I would like to avoid using the dongle all together, but the Pi doesn’t seem to want to stay connected without the dongle. Yes, I can take the mirror off the wall and connect a mouse and keyboard.

I have a wireless keyboard/mouse on the way to avoid needing to take the mirror off the wall constantly.

@sdetweil
Nailed it! That was exactly the issue.

Thank you Sam. SOLVED

@sdetweil

Deleting PIR from the config through the remote worked!

Thank you Sam.

@sdetweil

Thanks Sam. I reinstalled, reset the Client Secret and now is working beautifully.

@megagprime
Did you ever figure this out? I’m having the same issue

Hi all,

After a much needed update to my raspberry pi4, my cronjobs

0 7 * * * root /usr/bin/vcgencmd display_power 1
0 22 * * * root /usr/bin/vcgencmd display_power 0

have stopped working. Even running these in terminal is fruitless. Any work around or suggestions?

@sdetweil wow! Yeah sounds like a nightmare. I was hoping the static ip and Wi-Fi dongle would help. I’ve been proven wrong:/

Thanks for letting me know Sam. Not sure an Ethernet connection is in the cards for me. Thanks for your time

Nick

SHARED CALENDAR
Error in the calendar module. No internet connection

IP address has stayed consistent static IP for the pi. Internet is connected. This happens multiple times per day for maybe 5-10 minutes approximately. Can anyone help with troubleshooting

Hi there,

My MMM-Coinmarketcap won’t load for me on the mirror.
For some reason it’s loading on MMM-remotecontrol on my phone, but not on the mirror itself.

Is this a common occurrence? Anyone have suggestions on troubleshooting this?

Thanks,

N

@sdetweil ha. thanks Sam Understood

@sdetweil Thanks Sam.
Seeing that the module has been archived. Am I SOL? Or would updating the api be an option?

It looks like this module has been archived by the author.
However, I have recently noticed that the album art is either not displaying or displaying sporadically, leaving an empty space where the album art should be. Has anyone experienced this, or have an idea of why this is happening?

Would love to hear your thoughts

Thanks

Nick

@plainbroke

If I understand you correctly the dimmer is dimming the modules, but the monitor is still giving off light. A cron job set to turn on/off the monitor at specific times is what you’re looking for.

@evroom

Good eye. And yes! This was the issue. Thank you