Raspberry pi 4 ubuntu desktop install#
You can keep the version from the Ubuntu 20.10 groovy/universe provided in the "sudo apt install kstars" line, OR go do the github thing once again ( /KDE/kstars) OR you could NOW add the PPA and see if anything interesting updates when you do a: sudo apt update & sudo apt upgrade (though this may yield unpredictable results). OK.now.working system.but old Kstars with all the fiddly bits that make Ubuntu 20.10 happy. Best to cut and paste the commands, as they are complex to type. The step-by-step instructions for each download/compile/install are below the files listing on each of these two pages.
Raspberry pi 4 ubuntu desktop drivers#
Depending upon your setup, you might also need to do some 3rd party drivers from ( /indilib/indi-3rdparty). This will manage most of the barks you got in your previous attempt. Next go to github ( /indilib/indi) and download, compile and install indi.
The main reason to do this is to acquire all the various libraries with the appropriate version for Ubuntu 20.10. Next, install the more generic (not bleeding) version of Kstars/Ekos via: sudo apt install kstars you'll notice that the version for Ubuntu 20.10 is libfitsio9 (not libcfitsio8 as in the previous release). If it is not too much trouble, start with a fresh install of Ubuntu 20.10.įirst, install this library: sudo apt install libcfitsio-dev It will not work with 20.10, because they look for versions of libraries in version 20.04 (as of this writing.hopefully, soon to change). Ok, this may not be the most "workman-like" approach, but it solved a lot of issues and worked in the end:įirst, you must remove the PPA for indi. Libindi1 : Depends: libcfitsio8 (>= 3.470~) but it is not installableĮ: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages. Indi-qhy : Depends: libcfitsio8 (>= 3.470~) but it is not installable Indi-pentax : Depends: libcfitsio8 (>= 3.470~) but it is not installable Indi-gphoto : Depends: libcfitsio8 (>= 3.470~) but it is not installable Indi-ffmv : Depends: libdc1394-22 (>= 2.2.5) but it is not installable Indi-bin : Depends: libcfitsio8 (>= 3.470~) but it is not installable Indi-atik : Depends: libcfitsio8 (>= 3.470~) but it is not installable The following packages have unmet dependencies: The following information may help to resolve the situation: Requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstableĭistribution that some required packages have not yet been created Am I missing something? Should I expect this to work on Ubuntu 20.04 Desktop for RPi edition? get-indi/download-ubuntu.htmlĪfter adding the repository and performing an update, I try the command: sudo apt-get install indi-full gscīut I get the following on the terminal console, and cannot proceed any further.
I have just tried installing a fresh Ubuntu 20.10 Desktop edition 64-bit on my Raspberry Pi 4 which has just been released by Canonical (previously you could install Ubuntu 20.04 server, and install a desktop on top).Īfter the Ubuntu installation process I tried to install Indi, Gsc and Kstars via the guide at:
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