I’ve just follow this tutorial:

http://emmanuelcontreras.com/how-to/how-to-create-a-magic-mirror-2-with-pi-zero-w/

And there are an image of all the software to burn and just configure with your choices/modules. The problem is that I can’t update it, always give me some error. So I decided not to update it. I hope it helps you!

Here yo have a link directly to download the image for raspberry pi zero:

https://mega.nz/#!J2xChCrD!I3lUEsfQP2NoZ91uxlYznIynC_KxyxVp0R68I6yqR4k

Cool!! Now it works like before. Thanks @Mykle1 for your work!!

Finally I’ve found the solution looking at the forum:

sudo npm install npm@latest -g

@Ramez

I have tried to install the MagicMirror software from scratch in a raspberry pi zero w and I have not been able to, too many errors that I was not able to solve. In the end I found this image and I got it working. It works well, but not with very demanding modules, rather with the default modules and few others.

Then there is the problem that I can not update the image because I also get many errors. Anyway, I’m happy with the final result.

@Mykle1

Yes, always is a good idea to make a backup of a file before modified it :winking_face:

@Almly said in Want to buy smart mirror:

Will the steam from my shower damage the mirror?

Hi, I’ve made the smart mirror and placed it in the bathroom. I also thought that steam and humidity could damage the circuits. I’ve been with it for over a year now and never had any problems.

You can see it here:

my bathroom smart mirror

Also I have to say that I have put in different points of the circuitry, some bags of silica gel like these to absorb the humidity:

I also have to say that all the electronic part is inside the frame that holds the whole structure, so it is not in direct contact with moisture.

I hope it helps.

Regards.

Well, I think I can tag this post with SOLVED, all day with MMM-RAIN-MAP module disabled and no more black screens.

Thanks all for your advice.

@mykle1

The translation is done. I copy & paste here. The name of the file is gl.json

{
"Distance from Earth's core = ": "Distancia dende a Terra: ",
"Distance from sun = ": "Distancia dende o Sol: ",
"The next full moon is ": "Próxima Lúa chea ",
"The next new moon is ": "Próxima Lúa nova: ",
"The current moon is ": "A fase actual leva ",
"The moon is ": "Esta Lúa está  ",
"% illuminated": "% iluminada",
" days old": " días transcorridos",
"New Moon Phase": "Lúa Nova",
"Waxing Crescent Moon": "Lúa Crecente",
"First Quarter Half Moon": "Primeiro cuarto de media lúa",
"Waxing Gibbous Moon": "Lúa crecente Xibosa",
"Full Moon": "Lúa Chea",
"Waning Gibbous Moon": "Lúa Xibosa minguante",
"Third Quarter Half Moon": "Terceiro cuarto de Media Lúa",
"Waning Crescent Moon": "Lúa crecente minguante",
"When the Moon hits your eye . . .": "Cando a Lúa ilumina os teus ollos . . ."
}

Hi,

I’ve had an idea for the past few months and I’m starting to implement it. It’s about using the MagicMirror software on a 2.2 inch screen, with the idea of showing elementary things, like the time, the calendar, news, the weather, etc. In this case I won’t need a two-way mirror

Here is a picture of the first steps with the project.

I hope you like the idea as much as I do.

Greetings