robysue wrote:Do you know what algorithm the mac code is using for determining "Leak"?

Most definitely a Mark question.

chrisinaustin wrote:

Breathe Jimbo wrote:An intel Mac running Lion or Snow Leopard.

Hmmm... that I do:

Hmmm... Trying opening the Console (in Utilities), searching for "sleepyhead," and checking whether more information is provided there. Also, install.log (on the left panel in the Console) may have more information.

The software is barely in Beta and Jimbo and JediMark are working hard to perfect it - stick with it, it's worth it!!! Mark is doing all the programming and bug smashing. I am only helping in small ways by making Mac builds available, testing, reporting bugs, etc. Mark is doing all the really hard ...

chrisinaustin wrote:What are the system requirements for the latest Mac version?

An intel Mac running Lion or Snow Leopard.

A new version of the full 0.9.2 DMG file has been uploaded to SourceForge. Therefore, please follow the instructions above to delete everything and then download the new DMG, reinstall 0.9.2 from scratch, create a new profile, and reimport your data.

If you have not been able to update to 0.9.2 from within SleepyHead, delete the following files and folders: all instances of the SleepyHead program on your computer the SleepyHeadData and SleepApp folders ~/Library/Preferences/com.jedimark.SleepyHead.plist ~/Library/Preferences/com.jedimark.SleepyH...

67tony wrote:

Breathe Jimbo wrote:The crash reports are located in:

~/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports

I located the "Diagnostic Reports" folder and it is empty.

Try also:

/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/

as opposed to:

~/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/

Bobby269 wrote:I have two folders in documents SleepApp & SleepyheadData. Did I understand correctly that I don't need the sleepApp folder anymore?

0.9.x does not use or need the SleepApp folder.

67tony wrote:I deleted 0.9.0 and installed 0.9.1.

Now, I am unable to download data, as this move causes SleepHead to unexpectedly quit.

Please send your crash reports to Mark. (PM him for his email address.) The crash reports are located in:

~/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports

When I "check for updates" on my 0.9.0, nothing happens at all. Any suggestions? You can try deleting 0.9.0 and the SleepyHeadData folder, downloading the full 0.9.1 DMG file, and running the full 0.9.1 package installer. Next, click on Help and then Check for Updates. You will need to create a fre...

jedimark wrote:I forgot all about this.

We won't hold it against the sleep-deprived.

I've got one bug to report: SH 0.9.1 and SH 0.9.2 both have a handful of days where each and every event got listed twice in the Events tab That may be a residual problem left over from the transition from 0.9.0 to 0.9.1. I experienced the same thing until I deleted my SleepyHeadData folder and sub...

A new 0.9.2 binary stub only is available. Still beta. To update 0.9.0 or 0.9.1, please click on the Help menu, then click on Check for Updates. After SleepyHead applies the update and restarts, you can check the version by clicking on the SleepyHead menu, then clicking on About SleepyHead. It shoul...

I'll download the latest mac installer and give it a whirl Thanks! However, to test the updater, open 0.9.0, click on the Help menu, then click on Check for Updates. Afterward, you can check the version number (hopefully 0.9.1 after the updater runs!) by clicking on the SleepyHead menu, then clicki...

Roger, always upgrade to the latest version, period. Don't bother reporting bugs or problems with outdated versions. The message on sourceforge has me wondering if I should update... What message? If someone reports a bug or other problem, it is helpful for others to try the same thing and report wh...