@sdetweil Thanks Sam

@earnestrichards Thanks for your feedback but it’s a Kingston SD card and I can see the contents on the Card when I Plug it into my PC. I think the SD card is not the Problem, but I’m no expert

I’ve been very happy with my magic mirror for a while now however the other day it simple stopped working. I noticed now that I cannot get the Raspberry Pi 3+ to successfully start up. I explored online for days and tried changing the Config txt file after recovery start up.

It boots up to this part then goes black with a blinking cursor in the top left hand corner. Please can someone help a novice who was proud I had got the magic mirror fully working.

Thanks Richard

@sean Thank you Sean it works, sorry I didn’t fully understand the title replace concept. Happy new year to you.

@sean Firstly the Color change of the date worked, thanks. I’m struggling to edit the titleReplace as
any change that I do in the titleReplace part within the config.js file does not seem to have an effect or gives me a Config.js file error. Am I editing it in the correct area?

Please can someone help me with my calendar. I would like to remove the Country name in my example “Switzerland” from each holiday line before the stated holiday event as I know they are all for Switzerland. (Switzerland:New Years Day) Where can I edit this out? Also I would like to change the font of the date on the right as I looks dimmed and I would like to modify this to white or brighter. Thanks in advance to anyone that can give me the guidance.

@strawberry-3.141 the simplest advice is always the best, it now works perfectly, thank you

@orayoflighto the error message is cannot find module onoff. Unsure now how to correct this, the GPIO pin seems correct

@orayoflighto I’m struggling with MMM PIR Sensor and constantly get a black screen, this is my coming input, can you advise if I’m doing anything obviously wrong, thanks

module: ‘MMM-PIR-Sensor’,
config: {
sensorGpio: 4, // This is the GPIO port number, not the header pin number
relayGpio: false, // This is the GPIO port number, not the header pin number
powerSaving: true,
relayOnState: 1,
relayOffState: 0,
turnOffAfterSeconds: 30,
debug: false
}
},