SleepyHead 0.9.8-1 Testing Builds

[princessbelle]

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[SGearhart]

I am not seeing a back up for the data on sleepy head so I did a search on my pc for sleepy head data and found a few differnt types of documents and some folders (2014 & Datalog). I am so new to Sleepy Head I am not sure what to back up. Are we backing up Sleepy Head or the data from the SD Card?

The backup SH is referring to is to make a directory and copy the SD's data. For instance, I've created a directory on my hard drive labeled "CPAP SD Card". The first thing I do each time I connect the SD card is to copy the entire contents of the SD to this directory. . . Just in case something goes wrong.

The actual SleepyHead data directory is located in "Documents\SleepyHeadData" (Note: if you're using version 0.9.8.1-testing; the directory name will have a "-Testing" suffix). Your data is under the "\profiles\User Name\CPAP name & model.

SleepyHead writes the data to the data directory automatically.

[Krelvin]

Still loving my Sleepyhaed, but still having to boot into Windows just to use it, because there's still NOTHING for Linux...

There are people using Linux. You might try using irc.freenode.net, ##cpaptalk to talk Mark and others about what you can do.

[palerider]

Still loving my Sleepyhaed, but still having to boot into Windows just to use it, because there's still NOTHING for Linux...

that's funny, *scratching head* I could have sworn I'm on linux.

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pr@tyr:~$ uname -a
Linux tyr 3.16.0-28-generic #37-Ubuntu SMP Mon Dec 8 17:15:28 UTC 2014 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
pr@tyr:~$ file src/sleepyhead/sleepyhead/SleepyHead
src/sleepyhead/sleepyhead/SleepyHead: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (GNU/Linux), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.24, BuildID[sha1]=9080aa4a23bd91cc1fc91819dece07d21751d9d6, not stripped

admittedly, there is a bit of diy needed.

[palerider]

I am not seeing a back up for the data on sleepy head so I did a search on my pc for sleepy head data and found a few differnt types of documents and some folders (2014 & Datalog). I am so new to Sleepy Head I am not sure what to back up. Are we backing up Sleepy Head or the data from the SD Card?

sleepyhead backs up the sd card data when it imports it.

it's under the Profiles/<name>/<machine>/Backup directory.

[tan]

Still loving my Sleepyhaed, but still having to boot into Windows just to use it, because there's still NOTHING for Linux...

that's funny, *scratching head* I could have sworn I'm on linux.

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pr@tyr:~$ uname -a
Linux tyr 3.16.0-28-generic #37-Ubuntu SMP Mon Dec 8 17:15:28 UTC 2014 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
pr@tyr:~$ file src/sleepyhead/sleepyhead/SleepyHead
src/sleepyhead/sleepyhead/SleepyHead: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (GNU/Linux), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.24, BuildID[sha1]=9080aa4a23bd91cc1fc91819dece07d21751d9d6, not stripped

admittedly, there is a bit of diy needed.

it is not that hard to compile on Linux. Try AIX or HPUX for a change

[SGearhart]

If anybody is interested. The data path for SH is stored in the registry. If you wish to relocate it, like I did, here is the location:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Jedimark\SleepyHead-Testing\Settings -> AppRoot = "LOCATION"

Warning: Editing the registry is NOT for novices!!!!

[palerider]

If anybody is interested. The data path for SH is stored in the registry. If you wish to relocate it, like I did, here is the location:

alternatively, for those who don't want to work "without a net" as it were, you can just click the 'different folder' button on the 'select profile' initial sleepyhead screen.

[palerider]

it is not that hard to compile on Linux. Try AIX or HPUX for a change

or solaris *snork*

actually, any platform that has qt available for it should work without much effort.

download qt from qt-project.org, do a git clone, qmake and make

[SGearhart]

alternatively, for those who don't want to work "without a net" as it were, you can just click the 'different folder' button on the 'select profile' initial sleepyhead screen.

Version 0.9.8-1-Testing will GPF out if you select the "Select Folder" option.

[palerider]

Version 0.9.8-1-Testing will GPF out if you select the "Select Folder" option.

works here.

[archangle]

Still loving my Sleepyhaed, but still having to boot into Windows just to use it, because there's still NOTHING for Linux...

You can build the linux version by using the source on sourceforge.

The git address is

git://git.code.sf.net/p/sleepyhead/code sleepyhead-code

I think there's some instructions on sourceforge somewhere, but it's based on Qt, so you have to do qmake before running make, and pull in all the packages it needs.

The windoze 0.9.8 version runs just fine under wine for me.

[tan]

Detected an unusually high AHI today on my Autoset S9: 1.4. Imported data into SleepyHead: it showed 0.0. Anyone else reported the same?

[archangle]

Detected an unusually high AHI today on my Autoset S9: 1.4. Imported data into SleepyHead: it showed 0.0. Anyone else reported the same?

Sometimes there's a difference in which "day" you're looking at, and when the "day" starts. See if there's a 24 hour time period in your SH data that matches the "1.4" AHI.

[tan]

Detected an unusually high AHI today on my Autoset S9: 1.4. Imported data into SleepyHead: it showed 0.0. Anyone else reported the same?

Sometimes there's a difference in which "day" you're looking at, and when the "day" starts. See if there's a 24 hour time period in your SH data that matches the "1.4" AHI.

And if I claim that I had 0.0 in SleepyHead both yesterday and today, could it be a bug?