Hi @hubobel
Thanks for your contribution. I’ll give them a try!
Allow me to make a side note: Although there are a bunch of people speaking german (including me), it would be great to see your posts in english so everyone could benefit from those :)
Thanks!
A MagicMirror² module that displays real-time log file content with tail -f functionality. Monitor your system logs, application logs, or any text file with live updates and beautiful log-level color coding.
Download from: https://github.com/schlomm/MMM-LogfileViewer
A MagicMirror² module for displaying random photos from your Nextcloud instance. Add tags parsed from exif information, add a Instgramm Blur effect or show your photos as greyscaled images,
Check more information here: https://github.com/schlomm/MMM-Nextcloud
@MyMirror I’ll give this a try. Ping me again if you haven’t Heard from me until the end of the week.
Actually I would love to see such a list for recommended parts. There are so many options and much more things to consider for building a magic mirror (like a good quality mirror, a good and thin monitor, recommendations for shops or simply a “shopping list” for parts you need).
Yes, @sdetweil ist right. We focus in the software, but actually we would not run ist without the right hardware.
@rkorell Thanks for all these detailed Information! I’ll setup your scripts on my MagicMirror Instances - I have 6 different ones to manage and at least one has some weird problems - maybe also relating to power issues.
Thanks und Vielen Dank :)
@MyMirror Nevermind - I’ve made some changes and now all is working properly :) Your’re welcome to test it. If there is anything missing or an issue, please drop me a line.
@sdetweil Thanks for your response! I’ve restarted the whole host system (Raspberry Pi 4) several times and the message is gone.
Regarding your hint: I’ve actually tried it but hadnt any luck in identifying the correct DOM node. Also searching in the DOM tree for the word didn’t return any item.
Nevermind: Issue is gone since restarting the whole system :)
@RocoJo I haven’t heard from MMM-SHOM and it is also not listed here: https://modules.magicmirror.builders/
Also Google does not find anything related…
It’s not documented in Github README, but you find the needed config in the implementation here
So…try the following and add the windUnits property.
{
module: "MMM-OneCallWeather",
position: "top_right",
header: "xxxxxx, // OPDATERET HEADER
config: {
latitude: "xxxxxx", // OPDATERET LATITUDE
longitude: "xxxxx", // OPDATERET LONGITUDE
apikey: "xxxxxxx",
iconset: "4a",
iconsetFormat: "png",
units: "metric", // Styrer at vindhastighed er i m/s
fade: false,
windUnits: "ms" //ADD THIS PROPERTY
}
}
@Rags As faw as I know “armhf” is the 32bit equivalent.
Bullseye-Full 32Bit should be her: https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspios_full_armhf/images/raspios_full_armhf-2023-05-03/
@Rags Here is the official mirror for the images: https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspios_lite_arm64/images/
And this should be the latest Bullseye release:
https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspios_lite_arm64/images/raspios_lite_arm64-2023-05-03/
@_V_ I think you missunderstood something. There ist not something like RemoteDesktop on a Raspberry Pi per default.
I would recommend “Raspberry Pi Connect” - easy to setup and for basic usage totally fine.
@MyMirror Your’re welcome. If there any question left, feel free to give me a hint.
Gutes Gelingen und schöne Grüße :)
@Rags Allow me to go a few steps back - maybe we can find a solution for your problem. In my opinion the problem is not caused by any MagicMirror specific issue, but it’s based on your overall setup.
0.) Reflash your image. Since I do not have any experiences with Trixie, I would suggest to use Bookworm. Ensure that you are using the the image with Desktop Envionment - here you can interactively change the resolution and orientation.
1.) Update the system to latest version using the following command:
apt update && apt full-upgrade -y && apt autoremove -y && apt clean
2.) Restart your system
3.) Set the resolution and orientation using the System Preferences
4.) Use @sdetweil script for installing the MagicMirror. The script can be found here: https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts?tab=readme-ov-file#install-magicmirror
5.) Install your module (MMM-Screen-Powersave-Notification) and configure it for using the wlr-randr_control. wlr is used by default in Bookworm.
@MyMirror Nevermind - I’ve made some changes and now all is working properly :) Your’re welcome to test it. If there is anything missing or an issue, please drop me a line.
A MagicMirror² module that displays real-time log file content with tail -f functionality. Monitor your system logs, application logs, or any text file with live updates and beautiful log-level color coding.
Download from: https://github.com/schlomm/MMM-LogfileViewer
@MyMirror Well done :) I’ve implemented a module last week - to give you a preview:
With LOG-Level Highlighting:
Without Highlighting (because INFO, ERROR, WARN…) is not used:
Right now I’m struggeling with the issue that multiple instances do not show different logs but all the time the second configured. Do you need more than one instance :D?
If I have some free time, I will upload the first version tomorrow or lately on Wednesday.
See you :)
@Rags Which Raspberry PI OS Version do you use? Depending on the version, you might need to adapt the power one/off command.