Several users are reporting the exact issue with the Windows version. That is, it crashes when loading FITS, so I'll mark this as confirmed and it is now the priority bug to resolve. If you JUST use the capture module, can you still replicate the crash?

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Have you tried forcing BLOB in options? It's a setting that I recently added.

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THanks, looks like it's crashing while loading the FITS. Will try to reproduce this and try to find out the issue ASAP.

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Can the driver be included to INDI now?

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Check my signature on how to enable logs. Is there a specific way you can make it crash that I can try here? Can you write down the steps to reproduce the crash?

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Sorry about it. But as you can imagine, it's very hard to pin point crashes unless there is a way to reproduce them. Have you tried the latest nightlies? binary-factory.kde.org/job/KStars_Nightly_win32/

I think we're also set for KStars 3.0.0 in about a week as we iron out any remaining bugs, so stay tuned!

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I added this to my TODO list.

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If there an updated SDK? If the SDK is not working, we can't do much.

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You know which version in GIT worked out for you? We can then do a git bisect and find out the offending commit and fix it from there.

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The AP driver does provide pier side information though, so what "pointing info" is PHD2 referring to?

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There is an updated SDK in the works, so just hang on for a few days.

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jpaana wrote: Tried to debug an issue I've noticed earlier which is that if I abort a long exposure, say 300s, and start a short exposure for focus/alignment what not, the remaining exposure time from ArtemisExposureTimeRemaining doesn't start from the short exposure length but continues from where the 300s exposure would be causing all subsequent exposures to fail until the original long exposure ends. I added some debug prints and it seems ArtemisStopExposure returns 1 instead of 0 which indicates invalid parameter, which is odd considering it only takes the camera handle as input. I also tried changing that to ArtemisAbortExposure but it behaved the same way.

I informed Atik about this, we'll see their feedback.

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Use INDI Camera in PHD2. Watch the complete video tutorial here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYnxjHyIhrk

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