@sdetweil

Ok, I’ll try it and tell here my results. Thanks!

@sdetweil

I have try it on a 3B+ but no image of the Globe showed

@sdetweil

That test was made on a raspberry pi?

I’ve just seen this information about this module on a raspberry pi:

…I do not recommend using this module if your Mirror uses a Raspberry Pi…

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/2553/mmm-globe?page=1

Maybe that’s my problem, I suppose.

Same goes for me. I have several modules installed and also the MMM-Pages module so that different modules are displayed on each page, but I have not been able to get the MMM-Globe to display.

I have also tried to add it only in the config.js.sample and I can’t make this module to be displayed, only the default modules.

Any idea?
Thanks, Quique

Very nice module!! I just tested it and it looks great next to the MMM-Lunartic module.

I wonder if it will be possible to show all the images from the SDO website one after the other, setting the time between one and another, so you can see them all consecutively.

Great work. Thanks for sharing!

Greetings, Quique.

On first line of your error it says:

Refused to apply style from 'http://0.0.0.0:8080/modules/WallberryTheme/font-awesome5.css'

Maybe that’s the problem… Check font-awesome5.css file

I don’t know what your error is, but maybe you can try this: put animationTime, rotationTime, etc BEFORE fixed modules. Here you have an example, this is how I have it working:

{
                        module: 'MMM-pages',
                        config: {
                                modules:
                                        [[ "calendar_monthly", "weatherforecast", "newsfeed"],
                                        [ "calendar_monthly", "calendar", "MMM-ComicStrips_Dilbert"],
                                        [ "MMM-iFrame-Ping"],
                                        [ "MMM-Lunartic", "MMM-SunriseSet", "MMM-ComicStrips_Garfield"],
                                        [ "MMM-RandomPhoto", "MMM-History"],
                                        [ "MMM-AirQuality", "MMM-SystemStats", "newsfeed",],
                                        [ "MMM-Wallpaper"]],
                                        rotationTime: 27600,
                                        fixed: ["alert", "updatenotification", "clock", "currentweather", "MMM-page-indicator"]
                                }
                },

And check all commas in the module syntaxis.
Hope it helps.

@sdetweil

Yes, I supposed something like that.

@sdetweil

no no, bash is the default shell used in that system, O.S. is debian for arm64, but maybe the problem is an syntax error, I don’t know, the thing is that using the raspberry.sh script on local works perfect