Dr_Ju_ju
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If its a resources issue, try running Kstars locally (indoors) & if possible save the images to the Pi (just for testing), but definitely try wired connection & ensure jumbo frames are enabled. on the interfaces (helps with download speeds, well it does for me when I'm saving to Synology Disk Station).
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Is this all running on a Pi3 ?? if so, do you have anything else to try it out on ?
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nice pictures..... of clouds....
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Sounds like you're motoring along.....
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is the script running as su ? sounds like something is doing an update, which is stalling & locking dpkg. Is it possible to use apt instead ??
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On my 18's, history is saved..... so something maybe wrong with your setup....
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try a re-boot, then remove any remaining lock file, then re-try the update.
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go through the steps on here, (https://askubuntu.com/questions/219545/dpkg-error-dpkg-status-database-is-locked-by-another-process) to identify what else is running & kill it off...
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did you sudo the lock file removal?, else it won't go..... sudo rm /var/lib/dpkg/lock
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a new one will just be created, next time dpkg is run
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also have a look here https://askubuntu.com/questions/15433/unable-to-lock-the-administration-directory-var-lib-dpkg-is-another-process
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they usually go by the name of the app .lck so do a search for dpkg.lck or similar, I don't have a system to hand, but maybe under usr directory
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It's probably an old lock file, that needs to be deleted. I often get the same when doing updates....
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no rest for the wicked.....
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Don't you just hate neighbours, who are scared of the dark..... and then there are the street lights, but for me, apart from main roads, they switched off between 11~12.
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If its held on with an adhesive, try brushing some paintbrush cleaner around the covers, leaving for a while then gently try to prying off with a thin kitchen pallet knife...
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I tried 4 wheels per corner, but found they were difficult to get 'even' contact, & for me having the 3rd wheel on the outside, which is also the adjustable\tensioner wheel, made it to set up.
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nope, before I connected the motors, I spent some time (2~3 hours) fine tuning the inner frame so that it runs silky smooth vertically, with no twists, rocking etc. And only then did I connected the motors & fettled some more to ensure they introduced no errors, jumps, etc.
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Just a couple of quick ones, as the room is a tip & I'm currently doing some plumbing work....
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I have a 300x300 6mm ally plate bed, SSR driven & a 0.2 mm PEI sheet on top, with 2 Z-motors driving the 2040 frame within a frame setup....
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Put 1\2 power outlets above the desk, for ad-hoc equipment, but personally, I'd run the dado beneath the desk, so most cables will be out of site, and clear the cable clutter from the desk area.
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… before fitting anything, I'd recommend Kev ponders what he wants where, and drill suitable holes in the desk for the cables etc.....
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Instead of the M4 bolts with a head, I used countersunk bolts, with corresponding countersunk hole in bed, and like you, locking bolts, to tie everything down after levelling...
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It's usually in the driver\config software, i.e. for the Ascom driver :
