While trying to install indi-full on Ubuntu 16.04, runninng on Odroid, I am encountering the following:

The following packages have unmet dependencies:
indi-full : Depends: indi-sbig but it is not installable
Depends: indi-qhy but it is not installable
E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages

You're probably running aarch64 which is not yet fully supported due to binary blobs from a few folks. Trying to resolve it with the vendors.

Thank you. Can I resolve this with a different distro of Linux or is it tied directly to the processor?

--Jon

Tried building 3rd party drivers but I'm getting hung up with this:

-- Not all libraries found, you must build and install all libraries first:
-- libsbigudrv was not found and will now be built. Please install libsbigudrv first before running cmake again to install indi-sbig.
-- libapogee was not found and will now be built. Please install libapogee first before running cmake again to install indi-apogee.

libsbigudrv-dev and libapogee-dev are installed......not sure where to go from here.

Do you want QHY on aarch64? If not, you can install libindi and then install any 3rd party driver yourself. i.e. to install eqmod

If you want QHY, then you need to wait, you can't compile it as it is a binary blob.

I saw here on the forums that someone else had built from source for the Odroid C2. That's what I was trying to do. So, I can't do that? Sorry, relative newb to linux......
I don't need QHY now for sure but I do need Gphoto and SX CCD.

Thanks....that worked perfectly.

...and I might also add that this C2 was a very worthwhile upgrade from the RPi2. It has decreased my gphoto processing time from ~45-60 secs down to 15 secs. That's exactly what I was after.
--Jon

GPhoto and SX are available for aarch64