I cannot import my CPAP data into 9.2.1 for Linux. SleepyHead recognizes the directory containing my serial number as well as the directories named p0,p1..... It will not recognize any data contain within those directories. The Linux file program shows the files within those directories. Has anyone encountered and solved this problem?
There are some really neat enhancements in 9.6 for Windows. Is there an update scheduled or released for Linux?
SleepyHead Linux
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MalabarFlash
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Re: SleepyHead Linux
I'm running 9.7.1MalabarFlash wrote:I cannot import my CPAP data into 9.2.1 for Linux. SleepyHead recognizes the directory containing my serial number as well as the directories named p0,p1..... It will not recognize any data contain within those directories. The Linux file program shows the files within those directories. Has anyone encountered and solved this problem?
There are some really neat enhancements in 9.6 for Windows. Is there an update scheduled or released for Linux?
I did compile it myself for ubuntu x64 though.
Get OSCAR
Accounts to put on the foe list: dataq1, clownbell, gearchange, lynninnj, mper!?, DreamDiver, Geer1, almostadoctor, sleepgeek, ajack, stom, mogy, D.H., They often post misleading, timewasting stuff.
Accounts to put on the foe list: dataq1, clownbell, gearchange, lynninnj, mper!?, DreamDiver, Geer1, almostadoctor, sleepgeek, ajack, stom, mogy, D.H., They often post misleading, timewasting stuff.
Re: SleepyHead Linux
Try going up to higher and higher level directories.
I presume a new release will be made for Linux at some time.
I presume a new release will be made for Linux at some time.
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Re: SleepyHead Linux
It looks like you are experiencing a twofold problem, one the autoscanner is failing (which I'm not sure why, I need more info on your Linux distro), and you are getting a similar file dialog error regression that affected recent Windows XP builds made using Qt 5.2.0.MalabarFlash wrote:I cannot import my CPAP data into 9.2.1 for Linux. SleepyHead recognizes the directory containing my serial number as well as the directories named p0,p1..... It will not recognize any data contain within those directories. The Linux file program shows the files within those directories. Has anyone encountered and solved this problem?
There are some really neat enhancements in 9.6 for Windows. Is there an update scheduled or released for Linux?
SleepyHead currently works best on all platforms with the latest Qt SDK downloads available (5.3.1) from qt-project.net
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MalabarFlash
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Re: SleepyHead Linux
I am using Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit. I believe I tried all the possibilities for accessing the data as described in the other responses.
Mark, I really like the features in the 9.6 build. The humidity setting is incorrect for my RemStar Pro with C-Flex+ (460P). It was also wrong in the 9.2 build.
In 9.6 I can "mouse over" - select a time frame of interest. It is really useful and interesting to be able to determine the duration of apnea. You display the time above the chart. The display does not show the duration when my machine is off. I was wanting know how long my bathroom breaks were. If you had a reason for ignoring "off time" don't change anything. If it was an oversight you might want to correct it.
Mark, I really like the features in the 9.6 build. The humidity setting is incorrect for my RemStar Pro with C-Flex+ (460P). It was also wrong in the 9.2 build.
In 9.6 I can "mouse over" - select a time frame of interest. It is really useful and interesting to be able to determine the duration of apnea. You display the time above the chart. The display does not show the duration when my machine is off. I was wanting know how long my bathroom breaks were. If you had a reason for ignoring "off time" don't change anything. If it was an oversight you might want to correct it.
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