Rob Lancaster replied to the topic 'AstroPi3 Scripts revised' in the forum. 3 years ago

Tom, I think I agree with Jerry, the first issue is probably that your system probably ran out of available memory or something similar. Do you have the zram option enabled and is zram running? How many GB of ram do you have?

For the rpicam issue, when I first saw your post, I suspected that it was a recent change in 3rd party that caused the failure. I thought maybe rpicam had been recently added or recently changed to cause the issue, but I took a look and it hasn't been changed in about 2 months. So I am not sure I understand why it would have the wrong symbols. What system are you using, is it armhf, arm-64 or something else? I would think the best solution would be to submit a bug report to either the author or rpicam or to the 3rd party INDI drivers repo so that whatever issue there is with that driver, it can get fixed.

My script by default builds all 3rd party drivers based on this cmakelists: github.com/indilib/indi-3rdparty/blob/master/CMakeLists.txt . If you want to turn off the building of any particular driver, you can either edit the cmakelists.txt file, or you can change the cmake build command in the script to turn off the driver(s) you don't want.

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