I have already upgraded to pi 2 so I will give it a try.
What kind of web indi interface you are referring to?

code.google.com/p/pyindi-client/

Can you create the Astroberry Mosaic INDI driver for i386 and amd64 architectures?

I will prepare packages for i386 and amd64 soon. I need to prepare compilation environment for these platforms first.

Look at the page indilib.org/forum/general/493-indi-browser-indiprop.html

Hello,
Do I understand this thread correctly, a person downloading Astroberry could install onto a Pi 2 and then it would integrate to a webserver such that anyone could access and control the observatory devices?

Or, is this just using KStars as a remote INDI client?

Thanks in advance,
Dan

INDI Astroberry is just another INDI driver. You can install it along your INDI server and gain support for additional devices.
Astroberry Distro (covered in separate threat ) is SD image for Raspberry Pi. It can be accessed with KStars and Ekos as well as can be controlled through HTML5 ready web browser. If you make IP public other people can use both interfaces. However the system is not designed for multiuser support.

Version 1.0.1 of Astroberry drivers has been released!

To get the fresh sources run
$ svn checkout svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/astroberry/svn/trunk/ astroberry-svn

Deb packages for Raspberry Pi will be available soon.

Changelog
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v1.0.1
indi_rpigps - FIX for gps reading freeze and full integration with gpsd service (required)
indi_rpifocus - FIX for lack of focuser status handling e.g. taking images during move
indi_rpifocus - FIX for inconsistences in focus direction
indi_rpifocus - disabling dualspeed mode. single speed mode only used (native)
indi_rpialtimu - change of values format from 0.3f to 0.1f
indi_rpimosaic - removed and forked to new project

Two issues I oberved with astroberry-1.0_rc1.img
The webinterface does nothing if I click on one of the button. (Firefox 38.1.1 ESR)
Capturing image from my Canon DSLR loops with error:Maybe this is related to this: indilib.org/forum/ccds-dslrs/782-indi-gp...t.html?start=12#4697

Web interface expects a browser supporting HTML5. Firefox v38 does so I'm not sure what is causing your problem, but would suggest to upgrade to the latest version (v40). Using GPhoto and DSLR is somehow tricky. You need to use FITS format (not DSLR raw file format) for EKOS operating properly.

What stepper motor you use for your focuser?
See this page botland.com.pl/5-silniki

Look the news: Western Digital ships PiDrive for the Raspberry Pi 3