stellarium raspberry and nodes

Asked by Michele

My stellarium with wifi via raspberry work properly, but when i point the scope to some object situated between north-west and north-est, the system point in a random places. Why?

I try many solution but nothing change.
1. i have created a access point on my raspberry and i have installed the last version of nodejs. i start to connect my mac with stellarium v0.13.3 and i had the problem.

2. i try to install stellarium v0.14.2 on my mac but i had the same problem

3. i have installed the las version of stellarium for raspberry but nothing change.

First of all I don't want kidding nobody, but I want find a solution for this problem.
Second is not thru that Stellarium don't know nothing about nodejs.
I try to show you all the steps
I have installed Raspbian jessie 2016 02 09 on my raspberry p2 and after I have do the update.
I have created an access point (wifi) and everything work good.
After I follow the procedure for install a telescope server.
You can find this procedure at the follow links:
http://gwyneth.blogspot.it/2013_12_01_archive.html
or
https://github.com/fcsonline/node-telescope-server
I start the server and from my Raspberry I have this message:
Remote tellurium control server running at port 5000 to a nextar telescope.
After I start stellarium and after the scope configuration the stellarium plugin tell me connected.
In this situation, when I point an object in the sky with the longitude from 45° to 310° everything work good, but when I point an object with the longitude from 310° to 45° is like the system receive wrong information ad is impossible to point an object in this part of the sky.
I hope that I have give to you all the necessary informations.

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Alexander Wolf (alexwolf) said :
#1

It's dark electrical forces!

How exactly we can answer on question "why" if you give us no technical info?

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gzotti (georg-zotti) said :
#2

You run Stellarium successfully on a Raspberry Pi? Which version?

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Alexander Wolf (alexwolf) said :
#3

Are you kidding me. The standard Stellarium know nothing about nodejs.

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gzotti (georg-zotti) said :
#4

This telescope server is an independent project. Its developer may be able to help here.

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