Kaczorek wrote: Welcome pop-up is fixed now.
Astro panel is fixed now. By default it uses GPS, but you can disable it and use static configuration from /etc/astropanel.config
Update with sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade
This is very good news. It should run on any raspberry, but I did not test it on versions other then 3 & 4. This bring some potential for light versions of astroberry, which could run specific applications only e.g. PHD2 for autoguiding. Seems like a good news for owners of Star Adventurer and similar mounts.stash wrote: Can confirm Astroberry 2 even runs on a Raspberry Pi Zero (W) straight out of the box
What version of astroberry-server-wui you are running? (you can check it with: dpkg -l | grep astroberry-server-wui). If it is 2.0.0 run upgrade (regular apt update && apt upgrade). If 2.0.1 you should probably reboot. Please confirm how it wentrizal72 wrote: I customized astropanel.config with custom coordinates, and set 'use gps' to 'no', however the GPS section on the left panel menu still shows GPS
Kaczorek wrote: What version of astroberry-server-wui you are running? (you can check it with: dpkg -l | grep astroberry-server-wui). If it is 2.0.0 run upgrade (regular apt update && apt upgrade). If 2.0.1 you should probably reboot. Please confirm how it went
Kaczorek wrote: Nice screenshot
Please take a look at this issue and my comment github.com/rkaczorek/astroberry-server/i...suecomment-557911808
Can you go through debugging procedure as described in this link?
Kaczorek wrote: To clarify GPS Panel and Astro Panel functionalities and how they work.
<strong>GPS Panel</strong> - shows GPS position and time read from real GPS. Additionally it shows satellites and signal strength.
<strong>Astro Panel</strong> - shows information about Polaris, Moon, Sun and Solar System planets. It get's location from GPS or /etc/astropanel.conf file. If no GPS and config file exist it gets location from Weather Plugin. If none of these exist it will show demo data, which are set to Warsaw, Poland.