@mikeymac02 do

npm install -g npm

May have to use sudo in front

@Quesada can u explain more. I don’t see any separators between modules I use

@liamangelus git clone the mm repo from GitHub.
Then edit the package.json file and change the number behind electron to the string mentioned above “^2.0.0”

Then follow the manual install steps from the readme

@dxfan227 I use hide to hide the modules, but the screen glows. I don’t know what it would be behind mirror glass. Neither of my TV’s support programmatic on/off. I use a webcam for motion detection

@dxfan227 the prolonged no signal causes the energy star power off.
But your device like mine appears not to power on by software

@BandNerd1002 what did u do the 1st time?

https://thepi.io/how-to-install-raspbian-on-the-raspberry-pi

And
https://linuxhint.com/install-ubuntu-on-raspberry-pi/

@dxfan227 you will need to look at what the module provides to wake up and try that thru ssh.

Usually they shut off the HDMI output.

Look in the node_helper.js file. Looks like it uses vcgencmd

@BandNerd1002 do u have another Linux machine around? U might be able to recover with fsck. If not then u will have to start over, fomat the SD card, install the os image (usually w etcher) again, then boot and start by installing mm again…

@qistoph try disabling the GPU.
Stop pm2 instance, try this from terminal window

npm --disable-gpu start

@NinjaEpisode I use MMM-ImagesPhotos from a mounted samba folder. I had to make a link from the module uploads folder to the mount. But it works fine.

See the ln command.

The module doesn’t know the images are not local

Note that modules can’t see anything above the modules folder without this kind of help