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There is no driver for the focuser, so a new driver needs to be developed for it. The protocol is pretty straight forward, but there are two types (DC + Stepper) so it might take a while and I'm currently very busy.
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I can confirm that on armhf systems, QHY library has linking issues. Still investigating...
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You're not missing anything, via is the only thing required. I presume in the mount, the guiding rate is set to 0.5x? just double check that. Also, make sure the mount is tracking (RA & DE values stay the same with time) before you begin guiding.
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This is a year-old thread. Please open a new thread about this. Last I checked, the driver works just fine. Open a new thread with details and logs on your issue please.
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Via QHY since you're using ST4 cable. Personally, I guide via EQMod and got rid of the cable as Andrew did.
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Try this:
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:mutlaqja/indinightly
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install indi-full kstars-bleeding
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We need to get KStars to build on KDE build farm. MacOS is the last remaining build and it's quite technically complex with many sub-parts. Everything has to be right and it can be easily broken. At any rate, Robert is busy now but one of the goals of the next release of KStars is to have MacOS nightly releases as well since they're not nightly releases for all platforms except MacOS. So stay tuned!
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Right, after your report, I rechecked and fixed it with this:
cgit.kde.org/kstars.git/commit/?id=a2b6a...a26ca09d7c0e757a8540
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INDI Web Manager can autostar a profile. You can write a simple DBus script to also communicate with KStars after it's running to automatically start a profile. Many ways to do it.
Regarding bluetooth, there are a couple of ways to do that, but since you're on 18.04 I'd start by checking /etc/bluetooth/main.conf. Supposedly bluetooth support improved quite a bit in 18.04 over 16.04 so maybe you don't need to do arcane scripts to get this automatically paired after bootup.
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seescho wrote: Stellarmate OS(1.3.0) on Raspi PI3B+ doesn´t run as expected for me. So I wanted updating stellarmate to the latest software. But it looks like I don´t get the latest software. For example: After updating, kstars has version 2.9.8. If I compile kstars myself (on opensuse Tumbleweed), i get version 3.0.0.
What must I do to have latest (nightly?) indi, kstars, ghphoto2 on stellarmate?
To get nightly, you can run the following:
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:mutlaqja/indinightly
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install indi-full kstars-bleedingHowever, as others have pointed out, it's not as stable as the 2.9.8, but if you're willing to give it a go, you can. You can always purge the nightly PPA and go back to the regular PPA if things don't work out. I think the official KStars v3.0.0 release is probably going to come out by the end of November, so if you can't wait, you can try it in StellarMate and on your PC.
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This looks like a build issue. The builds are here:
code.launchpad.net/~mutlaqja/+recipe/indi-qsi-stable
Once the armhf build is done you can update again and hopefully it should resolve this error.
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Logs might shed some idea. CHeck my signature for how. Make sure Mount + INDI + Guide + Telescope are all checked in the logs window before you start.
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