@Feedy88 it can be done easy by flipping the GPIO detection.
I use crontab with simple command. During the specified night time my MM does not turn on the screen. In morning the sensor starts to work again. If that’s what you are trying to achieve let me know and I can share details.
@feedy88 I wouldn’t have pulled the circuit board out of the frame. Leave that bump intact if you can, it’s shielding to prevent interference.
The rest of it is up to you. Shortest cords possible. avoid adaptors. Minimize the wiring outside the unit by using power strips if possible. In my case, I’m installing in a wall to make it flush mount.
@banbutcher said in Running MM simultaneously with Home Assistant and Pihole on one Pi:
any luck with any progress?
euh… it’s just a Pi not an PC …configuration needed a lot of Ram … so min a RPI4 4Gb is needed
personnaly, I execute Pihole in separate pi (RPI3B+) and Mirror with RPI4 2Gb
But never I will use it in the same RPI
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