Radek Kaczorek

Firecapture 2.7.10 has been just pushed to astroberry repository. Run `sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade` to get it

I would suggest removing all settings by running `rm -rf /home/astroberry/FireCapture` Then, try it running with your camera disconnected. It should start with demo mode. If it is ok rerun...

Please provide output from `gphoto2 --version`

This a standard libgphoto version so it must be indi-gphoto driver indeed.

@knro the strange thing is that tests performed by @ilkanaev with binary gphoto2 give expected behavior and indi driver, using same libgphoto2 does not reproduce this. See here https://github.com/rkaczorek/astroberry-server/issues/165#issuecomment-971657432

Check the content of /home/astroberry/.indi directory. This is where all drivers' configuration is saved. Major changes to INDI and Kstars have been introduced in the last update. I noticed that...

It is probably not supported (yet) by ZWO libraries used in INDI driver. They are frequently updated so stay tuned

INDI drivers only. Just a regular `sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade`

> How do I determine which version of Astroberry I'm running `cat /etc/astroberry.version`

As the matter of fact I have just pushed bullseye arm64 packages to the repo. You can add the repo to fresh install of Raspberry OS 64bit by running: ```...