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In the end I got my heq5 working with stellarium using the eqmod indi server, but not with the serial direct config...

yes I am in the dialout group. I know my serial connection works as I use another serial connection to connect to a headless server....

I followed the page bellow which looks very simiar to the section of the user guide you mentionned.: http://stellarium.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Telescope_Control_plug-in I found the slew window by accident and used it but I don't get a better result with it. Here is my telescope.json file: $ cat .stellarium/modules/TelescopeControl/telescopes.json { "1": { "connect_at_startup": false, "connection": "internal", "delay": 500000, "device_model": "Celestron NexStar (compatible)", "equinox": "J2000",...

Hi Everyone, I'm rather new to the astro world and just got an HEQ5 mount for my celestron C8. I'm very happy with it and the synscan handset work nicely. I have a USB/Serial converter I can plug on the mount instead of the handset and I'd like to control the telescope that way. I have configured a direct conection to the telescope and it looks like I can connect to it but any slew command doesn't trigger any mouvement on the telescope. I enabled the plugin logs and can see what's bellow: cat ~/.stellarium/log_TelescopeServer1.txt...

Same behaviour with a static menuentry (booting to normal OSX). I managed to have some more error message when trying to boot the Apple recovery (from the showtools menu) Starting boot.efi Using load options '' Recovery Image Verification failed status [0x00blablabla...] So I guess this is no refind issue but really something I messed up in OSX by disabling the CoreStorage volumes... I'm also guessing the fact it boots normal OSX is some kind of fallback behaviour. Regards,

Hi Rod, Thanks for the hints! Indeed, ext4 formating from scratch worked and I don't have that delay anymore. Regarding the OSX recovery, When starting it, I get a white stroke circle on a black background and after a while I get back to refind. I have tried to load the recovery HD partition using the Mac's boot loader and doing so also starts a normal OSX session... I now remember when it all started. This is actually after I resized the Macintosh HD volume (which is why I needed to disable CoreStorage)...

Hi, I have installed refind 0.11.2 on my macbook pro and I can boot both OSX and my Debian system as well. However I have few things i'd like to fix. 1 - While getting the refind menu to show up is very quick (one second after the shim I can see the refind menu), if I select the Debian icon I see the screen 'loading Debiain with options "quiet splash initrd=\initrd-blablabla.img"' and it stays like that durign 15 to 20 sec. My Debian system as a separate ext4 partition (converted from ext2 as I thought...

Hi, I have installed refind on my macbook pro and I can boot both OSX and my Debian system as well. However I have few things i'd like to fix. 1 - While getting the refind menu to show up is very quick (one second after the shim I can see the refind menu), if I select the Debian icon I see the screen 'loading Debiain with options "quiet splash initrd=\initrd-blablabla.img"' and it stays like that durign 15 to 20 sec. My Debian system as a separate ext4 partition (converted from ext2 as I thought...