Tried the update ..no joy.

I will try the DSI in a friends Laptop with EKos installed.

i will report back.

Hi again,
I am revisiting this issue as I would like to operate the dsi for Photometry. I am still having no luck in connecting the DSI to Ekos.

lsusb shows the camera is connecting to usb, but when trying to connect the dsi in kstars I get the following error returned:

" 2020-09-10T09:46:01: [INFO] Unable to find DSI. Has the firmware been loaded?" and the "Red connection light" shows in "INDI control Panel-KStars"

Any help to sort this out would be appreciated.

One thing that I notice is that you're using a 32-bit version of indi. Is this intentional? I can't think of why this wouldn't work, but it seems strange (given that the D430 has a 64-bit capable processor).

-Ben

Thanks for your reply.

i have tried on 64 bit versions also.same result
last night i did a ubuntu upgrade and update.
Latest kstars.

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same result
(Camera works fine on windows)
Puzzling...

Hi Bruce,
Yeah, you're camera is fine...it's the INDI install that seems to be busted. The issue is that some of the symbols in the indi_dsi_ccd driver are not being resolved. These symbols should be defined in libindidriver. Could you post the output of this:

nm /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libindidriver.so.1

Thanks,
Ben

Thanks Ben,

How do i do this ( sorry I am not a linux guru, wish I was):
Could you post the output of this:

nm /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libindidriver.so.1

What I'm asking is to execute that command in a shell. On ubuntu it might be called terminal or shell. If you just get a message saying something about "no symbols" then you could try doing:
nm -D /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libindidriver.so.1

I tested this on a 32-bit ubuntu (non-studio) 18.04.5 (via docker) and everything looks fine. I'm not sure what could cause this??

-Ben

I enter in the teminal: " sudo nm -D /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libindidriver.so.1"
OR nm -D /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libindidriver.so.1
and it returns " No such file "

could it be the flavour of ubuntu?
Also I think my Cam is actually a DSI II Pro (mono)

Ben,can i ask what linux distro you are using?
Maybe i should change to the same and then try again.
I have been using ubuntu studio, however it does not worry me what i use for the Astro stuff.

I have installed " Mint distro", installed kstars,
installed MeadeDsi driver from indi lib/individual/devices/cameras,
restarted PC,
started kstarsekos,
entered meade dsi into profile and saved profile,
tried to connect,
2020-09-11T10:26:57: [INFO] Unable to find DSI. Has the firmware been loaded?

removed kstars,
then installed using terminal:
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:mutlaqja/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install indi-full kstars-bleeding

Same result: 2020-09-11T10:45:05: [INFO] Unable to find DSI. Has the firmware been loaded?