so I installed astroberry 2.0.2 on a rasp 4 (8g). all fun and games, but I need to upgrade the indi drivers/library to the latest version, as what's there doesn't seem to have drivers for ZWO cameras (there;s no ASI/ZWO camera option in the indi web manager menus when creating a new configuration, and it really needs to be the latest to support my asi 2600-mc-pro.

So, how do i install the latest indi/drivers?

Alin

You've reawoken an old thread here. Not sure about the driver for the ASI2600MC Pro but there are certainly ZWO camera drivers already installed including for my ASI533MC Pro.

I have created new topic for this.

Regarding ASI2600MC, I'm not sure that it is even supported by ZWO SDK for linux. When the camera was released?

The camera was released at the start of this year and is certainly supported by the ZWO driver. My girlfriend bought one a few days ago and we got it to work with KStars.

However, that's not the question. It seems that the ZWO drivers are missing all together.

To be exact, the ZWO drivers are NOT an option when trying to create a profile with the Indi Web manager. However, if one installs another indiserver manager like indistarter (i just did), zwo drivers are an option, but I think it's because indistarter packages its own indi distribution.

So, whatever indi distribution is packaged with astroberry that the indi web manager is trying to access, the ZWO camera drivers are missing. Thus my _original_ question, how does one update libindi and the libindi device drivers with astroberry?

Alin

I'm not sure how you got yourself in this position, I have Astroberry installed on a Pi4 8GB and I can see "ZWO CCD" as an option in the Indi Web Manager

Maybe you need to do "sudo apt install indi-asi" ?

by installing the latest astroberry image on a fresh card ? i didn't "get myself into this".

and i think someone else mentioned the same issue.

if i have to install it, it wasn't there to begin with, right?

i'm not making things up just to get attention on indi forums, btw. i encountered a genuine issue from a fresh install. ain't there when i first boot, ain't there after apt-upgrade.

i know there ARE ways to fix this (as i mentioned, i fixed it by installing another indi manager that comes with its own indi drivers), i'm just raising a flag that it seems to be missing somehow.

Alin

I'm just saying I don't know how this has happened to you, I recently installed the same image as you, and I have the ZWO CCD drivers available from the outset.
I'm just raising a flag that it works for me and I didn't fix anything to make it work.

ASI drivers ARE part of Astroberry Server distribution. If they are not on INDI Web Manager / Ekos list you might have removed them somehow.
To reinstall ZWO ASI drivers run:
BTW. you are wrong saying "as i mentioned, i fixed it by installing another indi manager that comes with its own indi drivers". There is no such a thing as "own drivers". INDI server and indi drivers are central component of the system and are just used by other software packages. If you installed anything from alien repositiories you have probably broken some dependencies in your system. Example would be using procedure for Ubuntu on Astroberry (which is Debian/Raspbian based).

well, it seems that ZWO CCD IS there after all after the apt upgrade step...