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John_Jason wrote:

palerider wrote: I'm compiling on xubuntu 14.04 x64.

mjm@tyr:~/src/sleepyhead$ make
cd sleepyhead/ && ( test -e Makefile || /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt5/bin/qmake /home/mjm/src/sleepyhead/sleepyhead/sleepyhead.pro -o Makefile ) && make -f Makefile
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/mjm/src/sleepyhead/sleepyhead'
make[1]: Nothing to be done for `first'.
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/mjm/src/sleepyhead/sleepyhead'

I just built the latest git pull.

try a make distclean;qmake -qt=5;make

see where it dies.

Thanks for the suggestion. Still no luck:

make distclean;qmake -qt=5;make
cd sleepyhead/ && ( test -e Makefile || /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt5/bin/qmake /home/jjj/Software/Sleepyhead-code/sleepyhead/sleepyhead.pro -o Makefile ) && make -f Makefile distclean
Project MESSAGE: Building with QGLWidget gGraphView
Project ERROR: Unknown module(s) in QT: serialport
make: *** [sub-sleepyhead-distclean-ordered] Error 3
cd sleepyhead/ && ( test -e Makefile || /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt5/bin/qmake /home/jjj/Software/Sleepyhead-code/sleepyhead/sleepyhead.pro -o Makefile ) && make -f Makefile
Project MESSAGE: Building with QGLWidget gGraphView
Project ERROR: Unknown module(s) in QT: serialport
make: *** [sub-sleepyhead-make_first-ordered] Error 3

I'm not very knowledgeable about compiling.

*scratching head*

do you have both of these packages installed?

libqt5serialport5
libqt5serialport5-dev

Mark,

Just thought you might like to know that my sleepyhead software now finally shows the graphs. It happened after the latest download. Thanks....saycheese

The Latinist wrote:Thanks! Love the redline -- that would have been really helpful when I was suffering from major leaks (looking back, one of those nights I spent 69% of my time above the redline!).

I second robysue's question about whether you want issues reported here or through SourceForge.

ETA: Like this one:



Should be 12.0-14.0cmH2O -- this happens both on the Statistics and Daily tabs.

Love to hear when you fix this one, I see it as well, and would like to update so that I don't see it *smile*. On the other hand, haven't run into any others, so I guess that waiting did help some.

Thanks.

palerider wrote: do you have both of these packages installed?

libqt5serialport5
libqt5serialport5-dev

Neither is installed. They weren't even listed in Synaptic. But I think you just put your finger on the problem (see below).

Although they were not listed in Synaptic Google found them in a Debian Testing repo, so I downloaded the .debs. Unfortunately, there is a list of dependencies, which are also not in my 13.10 repos, specifically:

libqtcore5a (>= 5.3.0)
libicu52
libstdc++6
gcc-4.9.0-8-base

And the above list are in reverse order of dependency, e.g., libqtcore5a depends on libicu52, which depends on libstdc++6, which depends on gcc-4.9.0-8-base. Google found all of them for me in Debian testing, so I just downloaded the packages and installed them with gDebi package installer. Unfortunately, they all installed except libqtcore5a. gDebi initially said that its dependencies were satisfied, but when it installed it I got an error message that not all of its dependencies were satisfied and to do sudo apt-get install -f from the command line. I did so, but the command uninstalled the package! Initially I found 5.3.1, but when I got the unmet dependency error I tried 5.3.0, which gave me the same dependency error.

I took the packages from Debian Testing, but my searches also turned up Trusty pages. I imagine that if I upgraded my 13.10 to 14.04 these problems would all disappear. Unfortunately, my net connection tends to go out without warning, so I need to do the upgrade from the DVD. And that is no longer possible with Ubuntu since they stopped making the Alternate install ISOs. It looks like I am kind of stuck.

John_Jason wrote:

palerider wrote: I took the packages from Debian Testing, but my searches also turned up Trusty pages. I imagine that if I upgraded my 13.10 to 14.04 these problems would all disappear. Unfortunately, my net connection tends to go out without warning, so I need to do the upgrade from the DVD. And that is no longer possible with Ubuntu since they stopped making the Alternate install ISOs. It looks like I am kind of stuck.

I don't have a 13.10 available to check with.

you can restart the upgrade if it fails part way through.

I *think* you can download an iso and do a loopback mount and use that as the upgrade source... but I don't know offhand how to do that.

why do you need the alternative install?

isn't this it?: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Insta ... /MinimalCD

palerider wrote:

John_Jason wrote:

palerider wrote: I took the packages from Debian Testing, but my searches also turned up Trusty pages. I imagine that if I upgraded my 13.10 to 14.04 these problems would all disappear. Unfortunately, my net connection tends to go out without warning, so I need to do the upgrade from the DVD. And that is no longer possible with Ubuntu since they stopped making the Alternate install ISOs. It looks like I am kind of stuck.

I *think* you can download an iso and do a loopback mount and use that as the upgrade source... but I don't know offhand how to do that.
why do you need the alternative install?
isn't this it?: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Insta ... /MinimalCD

I've heard about upgrading from the ISO, but I don't know how to do it either.

Several years ago I was doing a dist-upgrade and I lost my net connection half way through. It took 48 hours to restore the net connection, but my Ubuntu was so messed up that it would barely boot. Using dpkg-reconfigure I was finally able to fix the mess, but it took two days of work. Never again.

Side note: The last time I did a fresh install was last December when I bought my current laptop. It took three days of installing, configuring and poking before I finally had a usable system. I have a lot of unusual packages and personal options that are not trivial to install. Hence a fresh install is something I avoid unless I have no choice.

As for upgrading from the DVD, it used to be that you used the Alternate ISO for this. But starting with 12.10 Ubuntu discontinued the Alternate ISOs, rolling the upgrade-via-ISO into an option in the regular live ISO. But for 14.04 the live ISO is deceptive. If I boot to the live ISO without the network cable plugged in the upgrade option is grayed out. If I boot with the network cable plugged in the option is live. But if I then select the upgrade option, but pull the network cable before it starts, it errors out with a "lost network connection" message. In other words, if you do a dist-upgrade from the live ISO it is going to ignore the live ISO and just pull everything from the net.

I have been told that this is to be fixed when a 14.04.1 ISO is released, supposedly sometime in July. In the meantime I continue with 13.10, which I guess means I will not be able to compile SleepyHead 9.6.

John_Jason wrote: I have been told that this is to be fixed when a 14.04.1 ISO is released, supposedly sometime in July. In the meantime I continue with 13.10, which I guess means I will not be able to compile SleepyHead 9.6.

is qt5 and it's bits not available for 13.10?

palerider wrote: is qt5 and it's bits not available for 13.10?

Pretty much all the required dependencies are available in 13.10, but the versions are too old.

John_Jason wrote:

palerider wrote: is qt5 and it's bits not available for 13.10?

Pretty much all the required dependencies are available in 13.10, but the versions are too old.

I dunno... and I can't find the compile instructions with all packages that should be installed to make it work.

I could send you the binary I got, and you could look for the libs it needs

The tidal volume on the detail page graph is labeled as L/min. I think it's actually milliliters. And not milliliters/minute, either.

It's correct on the overview page.

S9 machine, Win7, Build Date: Jun 23 2014 16:34:18
Revision: fd0f58e (master branch).

palerider wrote:

John_Jason wrote:

palerider wrote: is qt5 and it's bits not available for 13.10?

Pretty much all the required dependencies are available in 13.10, but the versions are too old.

I dunno... and I can't find the compile instructions with all packages that should be installed to make it work.
I could send you the binary I got, and you could look for the libs it needs

Don't worry about it - I give up for now. I have just been told that Xubuntu 14.04.1 is scheduled for release on July 24. Supposedly this version will be fixed so I can use the ISO to upgrade to 14.04. That's only a month from now, so I'll just wait on SleepyHead 9.6 until then.

Still, it's kind of limiting if 9.6 can only be run on the very latest distro releases.

Have really liked the improvements in 0.9.6 release, with many bugs now resolved. One minor(?) bug has cropped up, and I'm not sure if it is something unique to me, or if others have experienced a similar problem. Have had several days data where graphs extend well past the timeline the machine recorded data, and SH has calculated hours well exceeding the time the machine was used, basically displaying an hour of blank data at the end.

I'm running on Windows 8.1 64-bit and SleepyHead-20140623-Win32-0.9.6-testbuild-Qt5.3.0-BrokenGL-WinXP

Has done this behavior on every night but one since June 23rd. The one night it did not, the machine was paused briefly during the night, and then restarted. SH seemed to display the data correctly in this instance. After purging the data on the other days, they each reloaded and were displayed correctly. FYI.

DKC_apnea wrote:Have really liked the improvements in 0.9.6 release, with many bugs now resolved. One minor(?) bug has cropped up, and I'm not sure if it is something unique to me, or if others have experienced a similar problem. Have had several days data where graphs extend well past the timeline the machine recorded data, and SH has calculated hours well exceeding the time the machine was used, basically displaying an hour of blank data at the end.

Looks like the old double session bug is back. Mark will know what I mean.
Go to the left side of SH daily detail and scroll way down past the statistics and below the red line % time until you see the "sessions"... You likely will see 2 sessions where there should just be 1 session. Click on the shorter session green bar to turn it red and see if that fixes your graphs on the right and the actual hours of sleep. If you click on the wrong one your graphs on the right will disappear.....just turn it back on and turn the other one off.

This may or may not hold though and if it doesn't just bear with it till Mark fixes this bug.

And yes...I have it too. Only on fresh imported data from the new Angle Windows build...the data from the prior backup after purge is fine. So looks like the importer double session thing..
and it only seems to hit on nights where there is just one session...I also had a night where I got up in the middle of the night...and the graphs and hours of sleep are correct with no extra sessions.

I can't get the graphs to unpin. All they do is toggle between auto scaling and fixed when I do the double click thing.
What am I missing?

Pugsy wrote:I can't get the graphs to unpin. All they do is toggle between auto scaling and fixed when I do the double click thing.
What am I missing?

Are you double clicking on the text on the left hand side? For instance, put the cursor directly over the "R" in "Flow Rate"