ASI usb3 camera retries 3 times on exposure and fails - git builds

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Replied by Paweł Soja on topic ASI usb3 camera retries 3 times on exposure and fails - git builds

In the latest SDK, the problem with damaged frames during long exposure is fixed.
Probably it required more library modification and maybe something got corrupted.
I still offer cooperation for ZWO, unfortunately without success.
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Replied by Peter Sütterlin on topic ASI usb3 camera retries 3 times on exposure and fails - git builds

Just for confirmation:
With latest, you refer to 1.17, yes? So that one fixes the original issue in this thread, but causes crashes for some?
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Replied by Jose Corazon on topic ASI usb3 camera retries 3 times on exposure and fails - git builds

The image buffer is not the only thing that is broken.

Yesterday I used an installation from March 17 that had worked perfectly last month after I manually increased the usbfs memory in the asi.rules file. Unfortunately, I had not turned off unattended-upgrades for the Pi (running Ubuntu 20.04) and after that had completed, the indi server crashed every time I called it up. It would crash even when just starting the Moonlite driver for my focuser, so unrelated to the ZWO issue.

With the system already broken, I figured upgrading everything from the nightly repo might help. It did, indi server no longer crashed after that, but now my ZWO-EFW was missing again! Moving my old asi.rules and efw.rules files back into the /etc/udev/rules.d folder did not fix it this time.

Is there a solution on the horizon for this, or is the only practical solution right now to go back to the stable version from March 1?

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Replied by Peter Sütterlin on topic ASI usb3 camera retries 3 times on exposure and fails - git builds

Hi Jo,

In my experience it is enough to keep the current nightly/devel of indi, and only downgrade the version of libasi. Haven't yet tested my filter wheel, though - will do later today.
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Replied by Edgar Scholz on topic ASI usb3 camera retries 3 times on exposure and fails - git builds

This may be interesting too:

Compiled from git two days ago (sdk 1.17) Opensuse Tumbleweed, ASI1600mm-pro

Picture size:   4656 x 3522       driver-crash      Edit: 4656 x 3520
Picture size:   3880 x 3520       driver-crash
Picture size:   3879 x 3520       no crash!

So, reduzing the picture size a bit let the crash dissapeare

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Replied by Jose Corazon on topic ASI usb3 camera retries 3 times on exposure and fails - git builds

Did you go back to a larger picture size again and ascertain that the crash still occurred?

Maybe the first instance was not surprising, the sensor of the ASI1600 measures only 4656 x 3520 pixels, so you added an extra 9312 pixels that are not addressed.
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Replied by Edgar Scholz on topic ASI usb3 camera retries 3 times on exposure and fails - git builds

Sorry for the first instance, it was a type mismatch. I corrected it.
Yes, I went back to larger picture sizes an the driver crashed
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Replied by Peter Sütterlin on topic ASI usb3 camera retries 3 times on exposure and fails - git builds

I can confirm that, same here.  Reducing the FOV of my ASI183 to 3672x3672 prevents it from crashing!  But already at 4000 it starts crashing again, so no workable solution.

FWIW, I also tried using a USB2 cable to connect.  But no difference to USB3.
 
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