Try apt update && apt upgrade it should be fixed now.

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nou replied to the topic 'wrong image dimensions?' in the forum. 4 weeks ago

I would delete old configuration files for your DSLR from ~/.indi to ensure that there is no old config. Also make sure that you capture all your frames same way because as you can see resulting resolution depend on SW that you use.

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nou replied to the topic 'QHY CCD troubles with USB3 cameras' in the forum. 2 months ago

Doesn't QHY cameras need patched version of fxload?

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run "git log" and see which commit hash had this version. Then run "git checkout #hash#"

For 3.6.8 best commit is "git checkout 7d1d8f0574ab8d321d5c1fed1ac0e3499f140e65" as it is one before update to 3.6.9.

To return back to last one run "git checkout master"

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Avocette:
There is used option "-march=native" which can cause that binaries are not interchangeable on different processors. So if the OS itself run and just compiled KStars does not then delete that string from beginning of script delete all build-* directories so it get rebuild and it should work across RPi4 and 5.

Sergio:
Please run "git tag" in phd2 directory and check if it contain that v2.6.12 line. If not try to run "git fetch --unshallow"

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nou replied to the topic 'MacOS Nightly Builds' in the forum. 2 months ago

I saw this issue previosly. uname -a does return aarch64 on raspberry OS but it is in fact 32bit system. If there is no /usr/lib/aarch64-linux-gnu then you don't run 64bit system.

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Yes this is known issue. Triple check that you have indeed 64 bit system. Because /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf path indicate that you are running 32 bit system.

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nou replied to the topic 'ZWO Camera failing exposure' in the forum. 2 months ago

Nothing. I suspected that maybe update to libASICamera2.so made this. But when I replaced it with 1.25 and 1.21 and it still bug out. Also when I connected camera to USB2.0 port it was working fine when plug back to USB3 it usually manage to do few exposures and then start failing. First instance was 1-2 months ago when my ASI1600 sometimes started to fail exposure. Usually it was working fine until switched from long 300s exposures to short 1s because refocusing or realign. These short ones then failed.

Then like two weeks ago my 485MC started to failing to get exposure sometime. Now it is failing all the time. But this gave me opportunity to debug this issue because I suspect that it is probably some timing race condition or something.

I created pull request. github.com/indilib/indi-3rdparty/pull/898

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