There are a number of great Magic Mirror dashboards available - I went with one created by since it's beautiful and he's a bit of a Magic Mirror pioneer. More information for the MagicMirror dashboard can be found on its. We're going to use the automatic installer to save us some time. To do this, run the following command: bash -c '$(curl -sL Note: The automatic installer officially supports the Pi 2 and 3.

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If you want to run MagicMirror on a Pi 1 or Pi Zero, you'll need to use the and install a full-screen browser manually. Wedding itinerary template for mac. Save yourself some time and just use a Pi 3.:) When prompted whether you want to use pm2 for auto starting of your MagicMirror, select 'yes' by typing y and pressing enter. MagicMirror should start automatically! If it doesn't, run: cd /MagicMirror && DISPLAY=:0 npm start. Now we'll tell MagicMirror to start on system boot.

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While connected to your Pi, run the following command: pm2 startup That command will output another command for you to run. Run that command. It may vary for your system, but for me it was: sudo env PATH=$PATH:/usr/bin /usr/lib/nodemodules/pm2/bin/pm2 startup systemd -u pi -hp /home/pi Next, create a startup shell script: cd nano mm.sh Add the following to that file, save, and exit: cd /MagicMirror DISPLAY=:0 npm start Make sure the script is executable: chmod +x mm.sh Next, start MagicMirror and force it to start on boot: pm2 start mm.sh Finally, reboot your Pi: sudo reboot.