Fell off the mailing list. On 08/03/14 09:32, Ubiratan S. Freitas wrote: > On Fri, Mar 7, 2014 at 5:20 PM, Iain R. Learmonth <irl@fsfe.org> wrote: >> I can offer some help if you require it. > I hear you :) I will sure need it, thanks. > >> Have you read the Debian Med Group Policy yet? You can find that here: >> >> http://debian-med.alioth.debian.org/docs/policy.html > > Yes, I read it once. It is very detailed, which is good, but it means that > it has > many things I did not understand. I'll go over it again (and again...) > The Debian wiki is good for looking up things you don't understand related to Debian packaging. > If your alioth >> account has not yet been added to the Debian Med Packaging Team yet then >> you won't be able to create the new git repository. > > I did not yet ask for an account. First I wanted to get things working at > home. Well, you don't have to upload your source package to the Debian Med git until you've got it working for the first version but you should sign up for an account at least: https://alioth.debian.org/account/register.php > I have some questions. I only have Wheezy installed. I am able to compile > and > run the git version of SleepyHead on Wheezy. However, SleepyHead depends > on two libraries that are not in Wheezy but are in Jessy: libquazip and > libqextserialport. The SleepyHead repository contains a copy of these > libraries. > > Is Wheezy enough to work on packaging SleepyHead? Or do I need to > setup a Jessy or Sid? > I do my development work on Jessie. My understanding is that you can use cowbuilder to build for Jessie while working on Wheezy, but I haven't figured this out yet (Andreas builds my packages for upload as I am also quite new). When you put your packages into Debian, they will be entered into Sid, then progress to Jessie. They will not enter Wheezy. > >> >>> I am not a CPAP patient myself but I have access to many CPAP devices. >>> However I don't have access to patient data and particularly I don't have >>> access to an oximeter that works with SleepyHead. So yes, thanks for your >>> offer! It will be needed. I've ordered the oximeter, but it's coming from China so it could be a while (up to a month). >> I'm not sure where you are, but if there is the possibility of shipping >> one of the machines to me on loan then I would be happy to use it to >> provide some real data for some real testing. >> > I am in France. Not too far away then, I'm in Scotland. > For the tests I use an active artificial lung [1] to generate test > patterns. That's cool! > I can test SleepyHead with data recorded during those tests, but > these > are not real patient data. It would be better to test with a real patient. > I'll ask at > work if it is possible to lend you a data capable machine but I fear the > answer > will be negative. I also expect it will be negative, but it can't hurt to ask. At least you do have a means of generating some test data, even if it's not real. Iain. -- urn:x-human:Iain R. Learmonth http://iain.learmonth.me/ mailto:irl@fsfe.org xmpp:irl@jabber.fsfe.org tel:+447875886930 GPG Fingerprint: 1F72 607C 5FF2 CCD5 3F01 600D 56FF 9EA4 E984 6C49 Please verify out-of-band before trusting with sensitive information. [[[ To any GCHQ or other security service agents reading my email: ]]] [[[ Please consider if any professional body code of conduct to ]]] [[[ which you subscribe requires you to follow Snowden's example. ]]] [[[ Your professional membership, chartered or incorporated status ]]] [[[ may be at risk. ]]]
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