@nagaculun @broberg is right. If u think there is a possibility some of your changes might be useful to others, and you would be willing to contribute them, then forking the original module repo is the way to go.
Then it is easy to submit a pull request to the source repo for including your changes
@bdream U can run it in serveronly mode
Have to edit the installers/mm.sh
Or run_start.sh to do
node serveronly
The use browser from some other system
@swvalenti Wrong double quote characters. Type it from the keyboard, not cut/paste
@kruf so two things to test
with the calendar URL, open a browser on the pi, and put in the URL… it should download the ICS file
if not, u need to solve this part. Mirror does not run as any particular user, so it needs access without
credentials (unless they are part of the actual url)
I helped another user who did some download process, and then use the ics file locally, and had a similar problem. it turned out the ics reader is expecting windows line ends (cr+lf, \r\n), but the file had only unix line ends (lf, \n). so he had to do a unix2dos conversion as part of the download process
@bdream others have made it work… you may have to reinstall the base raspian image to get the graphical desktop running properly…
I don’t have one of these pi0 devices to test with
@TimGV it depends on the configuration options for the two HDMI outputs…
if they are always one big screen (xwindows DISPLAY=:0) then you will have to se the size/location of each MM config to position the output on each display, instead of across the single view space
if they can be configured as individual (DISPLAY=:0 AND DISPLAY=:1) then you just need to adjust the startup script (installers/mm.sh) to select the DISPLAY value
i do it on two different systems…
i built a photoframe with MM, that also displays other info I want, it hangs on the wall in my foyer, I see it on the way to the room I use as an office… 32in tv
in my office, I have a 55in 4k tv, that I do development and support for MM and others and one input is similar to the screen out in the foyer… it displays pictures, calendar and weather.
@lilpkstud cool… if need it in strings someplace, need to convert it back object=JSON.parse(string)
@bdream said in Update to v2.9.0 fail:
patience with this newbe-stuff
you are welcome… and why I want to make these scripts solid