@Rags Which Raspberry PI OS Version do you use? Depending on the version, you might need to adapt the power one/off command.

@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…

@RonR Generally speaking yes, but I would suggest to redownload / clone your modules to have the most-up-to-date version. Apart from this you also need to run the corresponding npm install for each of your modules…

@MyMirror I’ll give this a try. Ping me again if you haven’t Heard from me until the end of the week.

@gitgitaway Really cool idea :) Thumbs up!

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.

@sdetweil Thanks for your effort! For my Magic Mirror Instances I try to use/install the node version installed by MagicMirror, but yeah -“nvm” ist a great tool in the node ecosystem.

Thanks for your work and the updates script ♥️

@rkorell Which shop did you use for your glases? I’ve ordered mine at glasstar.de, but yes - not cheap!

@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 :)

@rkorell Thanks for your Insights! Interesting!
One question: How you got the idea that the issue is caused by power/energy circumstances?
Are there any specific logs with those information?

And yes - it would be great to get an idea of your scripts :)