I just experienced a full halt of EKOS during capture, after the meridian flip:
I'm running from the capture tab, so without scheduler. I have several sequences for my filters defined that get sequentially executed. Today it happened that the MF was executed after the last frame of a sequence. The capture had already proceeded to the next sequence, telling me
2022-06-27T00:27:43 Job requires 120.000-second B images, has 0/46 frames captured and will be processed.
And there it sat and did nothing anymore. The flip slew finished, nothing happened anymore.
What I
think was the reason is that I use the guide limit for start, so I think it was waiting for a uide deviation from the guider. But guiding of course was stopped due to the MF. Bad luck... but maybe there's a way to catch that?
I aborted the capture, did the alignment manually, and also an AF as the filter had changed. Then I continued - only to find that now it properly continued the MF process by doing the alignment (again) and (re)starting the guiding.
I assume it would also have done the focusing, triggered by filter change. But as I had already changed the filter that wasn't needed.
Glad that happened while I was still awake and watching