I recently seen that on my improvement machine. LE rectified: just the pm2 logs order will skip appearing/time on application invigorate.

@Charley said in Default Calendar- fulldayevent recognition: I had the same problem with my cities Garbage collection calendar First i checked their calendar with Validator I have solved the issue by giving whole day events a start time and an endtime DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180427T0000 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180428T2359 It is an issue in MagicMirror Thank you for your reply, but this doesn’t work. If I added the time into wholeday statement, magicmirror show’s Invalid date and in validator are errors too. [image: 1525074432313-ef11b503-a7e6-40da-8e06-d7056057156e-image.png] [image: 1525074470291-36137230-8ca6-4a48-a4a4-42f10cfe8631-image.png] I’ll try another solution.

MM² does not need a web server, it’s built in. You need to run it as a 'serveronly' setup though. This is what I did on my unix servers (I have one at the office, and one at home, plus two rpis, all running MM²): Except for the very first step, all commands should be executed as an unprivileged user. First command needs to be performed as root, or equivalent system user. Make sure node.js it up to date with at least version 6.0.0 Clone the Github repository (find instructions on manual install here https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/#manual-installation cd into the MagicMirror folder and run 'npm install' Check/Edit the config/config.js file to match your configuration, specifically the port run node serveronly open web browser (anywhere on the network) and visit http://: (for example http://my.cool.server:8080) Done. As I said, MM² does not require a web server for it to work, it’s built into node.

@TomasZmuda I tested unplugging pin 3 and you are right: the display / backlight ist switched off 👍 I also got me a voltmeter and checked the currents :) seems to be identical to your setup. So next, I’ll connect a PIR, check the current and connect it as you described. Thanks!