@stalker401 Flush would be perfect but you can go bigger. You would probably notice a slight border effect. My mirror is considerably bigger than the screen and you can really notice the screen through the mirror. Upgrade due…

@sdetweil I see, thanks for the clarification!

So I do realize this is telnet too, the security issue is definitely there. This may not be practical, and I understand that. I guess it just rushed to a suggestion.

@stalker401 did you ever get this resolved? Im having the same issue my others mods get all messed up

It was a memory issue, but watchdog did not solve it. my swap space of 100MB ran full within an hour or so, so i made it bigger to 150MB. The MM ran for a week, and it froze again… Made the swap space 2 GB ( twice the memory size of my Pi 3B), and it did not crash or freeze since i made that adjustment. swapfile is around 220 MB at this moment, so 2 GB is a little overkill i guess The pi does a scheduled reboot every morning. (As it has always done)

Thanks, I’ll look at it tonight.

@stalker401 https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/wiki/3rd-party-modules

My RPi3 froze last night. It did this a couple times before and im wondering i anyone has had and fixed the issue. Im running MM when it does this. The mods i have are core mods and scoreboard. I started aetting up awesome alexa last night before i ran into issues and gave up. (Edit… I shouldn’t have said “gave up”, more like took a break to do more research).

@stalker401 Don’t beat yourself up over than one. It’s a very common mistake. We all make them. Laugh it off and have fun.

@stalker401 actually, i’ve seen this before… maybe you DID run npm install in a module folder that does NOT have a package.json file. erase the node_modules folder in that module cd modules/???? ??? is the module name rm -rf node_modules

I am also trying to have my Amazon Photos as background images. Were you able to achieve this and if so, how?

@stalker401 You sir, are awesome! :thumbsup:

@stalker401 sorry, I should have mentioned u might need sudo. But you got it! Rename and rerun bash is the easiest