Bump indilib and drivers to v1.9.1

1 files changed, 49 insertions, 49 deletions

diff --git a/Documentation/README.indilib-drivers b/Documentation/README.indilib-drivers
index 2b14cba..d947553 100644
--- a/Documentation/README.indilib-drivers
+++ b/Documentation/README.indilib-drivers
@@ -23,53 +23,53 @@ sudo emerge -v @indilib-drivers-live if you want bleeding edge drivers straight
 4. If you want to install only drivers for the devices you use (yeah, that is the Gentoo way, isn't it?), you have to set appropriate USE flags:
 
 Available USE flags (Note that only 3rd party drivers are present. All other drivers are installed by sci-libs/indilib itself):
-  - aagcloudwatcher
-  - aagcloudwatcherng
-  - ahpcorrelator
-  - aok
-  - apogee
-  - armadillo
-  - asi
-  - astrolink4
-  - astromechfoc
-  - atik
-  - avalon
-  - beefocus
-  - celestronaux
-  - dreamfocuser
-  - dsi
-  - duino
-  - eqmod
-  - ffmv
-  - fishcamp
-  - fli
-  - gige
-  - gphoto2
-  - gpsd
-  - gpsnmea
-  - inovaplx
-  - limesdr
-  - maxdomeii
-  - mgen
-  - mi
-  - nexdome
-  - nexstarevo
-  - nightscape
-  - pentax
-  - qhy
-  - qsi
-  - rtklib
-  - rtlsdr
-  - sbig
-  - shelyak
-  - spectracyber
-  - ssag
-  - starbook
-  - sv305
-  - sx
-  - talon6
-  - toupbase
-  - webcam
+	aagcloudwatcher
+	aagcloudwatcher-ng
+	ahp-xc
+	aok
+	apogee
+	armadillo
+	astrolink4
+	astromechfoc
+	asi
+	atik
+	avalon
+	beefocus
+	bresserexos2
+	celestronaux
+	dreamfocuser
+	dsi
+	duino
+	eqmod
+	ffmv
+	fishcamp
+	fli
+	gige
+	gphoto2
+	gpsd
+	gpsnmea
+	inovaplx
+	limesdr
+	maxdomeii
+	mgen
+	mi
+	nexdome
+	nightscape
+	pentax
+	qhy
+	qsi
+	rtklib
+	rtlsdr
+	sbig
+	shelyak
+	spectracyber
+	starbook
+	starbook-ten
+	sv305
+	sx
+	talon6
+	toupbase
+	webcam
 
 nano -w /etc/portage/package.use/indilib
 
@@ -84,12 +84,12 @@ sci-libs/indilib-drivers gphoto2 qhy sbig
 
 sudo emerge sci-libs/indilib::brancik-overlay
 
-5. Note that ebuilds for stable release of indilib drivers (currently 1.8.3) are keyworded unstable (~amd64, ~x86 specifically) and live source ebuilds are all masked by package.mask. You will have to unmask them during 
+5. Note that ebuilds for stable release of indilib drivers are keyworded unstable (~amd64, ~x86 specifically) and live source ebuilds are all masked by package.mask. You will have to unmask them during 
 installation (use emerge with --autounmask-write option). See official docs if you do not know this means exactly.
 
 6. You can use provided init script in /etc/init.d/indiserver and respective configuration file in /etc/conf.d/indiserver to set indiserver to start automatically.
 
-I have tested all the drivers and they compile OK at least on amd64 and arm. Whether they work with your device is up to you to discover :-) I will try to maintain ebuilds as the time goes by and my spare time allows me.
+I will try to maintain ebuilds as the time goes by and my spare time allows me.
 
 7. Known problems: