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Hello, Xuxiao,
You need to go to this 
URL, https://secure-web.cisco.com/1crNBAUgLZ3m6E0Fhbayk9W3IGxcTGzIN3PT2acc3MXecoz7EIfOO6Q0hNAXwrCNyIC3FTtDN9X9CrdO3H-snKR37T_1NLT0l_EraP2yjzm3K90Y7hGw16I7LpL23Pek7c9uSh4mCvpdPrEH8nSRGa7grnWixIg5S5DMwL01cI6OGfrzy1ymB8qiPj56dCQcC-Wn1lSUnhqx2wsO0I_aplt9EYRsWohmJ42NGrsULJ6LR49MgGcO7D-V4btHSc8eXpER7BlNegXZjO1OuHyCAdqvL4Em7Ie56gTnAgzigvQr4IiviXDFdMe2pyAOI6I3C/https%3A%2F%2Fsurfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu%2Fregistration.html,
 fill out the form and agree to the terms of the freesurfer license.  Then 
you will be able to download a license file.
- R.

On Nov 17, 2021, at 06:10, 许霄 <[email protected]> 
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Caution        Hello FreeSurfer 
Developers, According to your reply, I found that xeyes worked, but 
there was no license file. I thought the license file would be 
created automatically after installation of freesurfer, or by the command 
"echo "export FS_LICENSE=$HOME/license.txt" >> $HOME/.bashrc". Do I need 
to create a license file manually?-----原始邮件-----发件人:fsbuild 
<[email protected]>发送时间:2021-11-17 10:16:00 
(星期三)收件人: [email protected]抄送: [email protected]主题: Re:
 [Freesurfer] freeview error after installation: Segmentation fault(core 
dumped) / free( ): invalid pointer, Aborted(core 
dumped)        External Email - Use 
Caution        Hello Xuxiao, In a 
terminal window in Ubuntu running under WSL, please try just running a simple X 
windows program like xeyes to test that your X-server is running on 
Windows, $ xeyes(see attachment for what it should look like)Keep an eye 
out for a flashing X server icon at the bottom of your Windows desktop. 
 You may have to click on that flashing icon for the xeyes X window to 
open.  But if you can’t display something simple like xeyes with the X 
server on Windows 10, then freeview is not going to work.If you installed the 
Xming X-server on Windows, then you should see an X icon on your desktop that 
you can click on to start the X-server.  And you can check you see the X 
icon in the “hidden” area at the bottom of the screen which shows the X server 
is running on Windows.  See the bottom of this page for how to see Xming 
is running and then scroll up to see the X windows desktop 
icon, MailScanner has detected a possible fraud attempt from 
"secure-web.cisco.com" claiming to 
be https://secure-web.cisco.com/1H_CTeKTz6NdVgYALgwJR96KSB3QipiR_myHy5jIueygSel_x4GLb9Zq9vHPghJWsr7MoV1X-_is5sXf16kw02qUpMNnUKv8U5w73pYtcYl56NWQplhjLta26EhSBCliv8k9CVJu8DRtzSLjUnFTXzN1mt3-4fRCLOjMR8cXvgqgX10p0y3TxJ4zh3Eqjz1lbG5j1qWKKOeP3TXvY0O5xkcYWYDsldlNnG1588yU1DlZ5KCuIjZF9Ei9ckhf_qCC5hqOAIIqghJsWrziMAZeJ-LFE-O9BmzK3ksGsAmzVmXLOR2LfaZ9DGr-jnfMz618U/https%3A%2F%2Fsurfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu%2Ffswiki%2FFSL_wsl_xmingIf
 xeyes works, then check your freesurfer license file can be found.  One 
way to do that is to set the environment variable FS_LICENSE to the absolute 
path to your license file.  So you could for example call your license 
file “license.txt” and copy it into your home directory (denoted by the 
environment variable $HOME).  You can also set FS_LICENSE in your shell 
init file.$ cd $HOME$ pwd<output deleted>$ ls license.txtlicense.txt$ 
export FS_LICENSE=$HOME/license.txt… check it can be read …$ cat 
$FS_LICENSE<output deleted>Now set FREESURFER_HOME, source the setup 
environment script as you did in the screenshot you sent below, and try running 
freeview with no arguments to see if a blank window opens.$ freeviewAnother 
thing to consider is to try and install the latest version of freesurfer 
(7.2.0) using the Ubuntu .deb package installer from 
https://secure-web.cisco.com/1ZL6MYJBHRf57DH2b32bhIZVsh9Do26VHKbPCwa6qZJKfjdsp_-OgjUDQZxzE1ROYseLI1evFFchaClql8VymfC7TLCW0G0VtPSzT6PbzO_UEtdKlmyyEIgmiSt1FpWxs-wP8sYoYEI4zWOhAC43OIZxmsmxjIlqOyLpwLw7JMlStTNjgxj1brei8JQlakSpgxcegE2gtDdIFJy1Qejybjmcff_g9tlU0j73sqgjKyRK10YivyH7TMMCbXfs9sxgW-etgcm9IdqlRlyxR2HvE3ATu0ZH-Dcqf0nQGpriBsEnIVHxuBqIkLGRdFZ2_U1Z0/https%3A%2F%2Fsurfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu%2Fpub%2Fdist%2Ffreesurfer%2F7.2.0%2Ffreesurfer_7.2.0_amd64.deb
 and install it with,$ sudo apt-get install ./freesurfer_7.2.0_amd64.debThen 
you should see 7.2.0 installed as something like /usr/local/freesurfer/7.2.0 
which you would use for FREESURFER_HOME- R.On Nov 16, 2021, at 07:26, 许霄 
<[email protected]> 
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Caution        Hello FreeSurfer 
Developers,I can't access the website of archives, so I have to ask questions 
in this way. I installed freesurfer7-dev in Ubuntu18 in wsl according to the 
tutorials  FS7_wsl - Free Surfer Wiki 
(harvard.edu) and FS7_wsl_ubuntu - Free Surfer Wiki (harvard.edu).. 
After adding the license, when I tried to run the 'freeview' command to test if 
everything works well, an error popped out: Segmentation fault(core dumped). 
more information about my freesurfer environment is shown as attached. Could 
anyone help me figure it out? Thanks in advance.<freeview-Segmentation 
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