Dear Nick,
Thanks for the suggestion! I have to admit that I had found it
unlikely that the graphics driver could solve the problem but we
made the download anyway and it has helped!!
Thanks again
Claus
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On Thu, 31 May 2007, Nick Schmansky wrote:
Claus,
It looks like the image is being clipped. I would suggest updating the
graphics driver directly from the NVidia website. On a number of
occasions, I have encountered oddball problems like this with NVidia
cards, that have been fixed with a driver update. It might be
worthwhile to update both machines.
Nick
On Thu, 2007-05-31 at 16:51 +0200, Claus Tempelmann wrote:
Hello everybody,
Having worked with quite old versions of freesurfer for a long time
we decided recently to install a newer version on two new computers.
Both are running under the 64 bit version of SUSE Linux 10.2, both
have a Dual Opteron processor, they have 6 GB (system 1) or 8 GB
(system 2) and most hardware and software is quite comparable in
my opinion. There is one major difference with the graphic cards,
system 1 has an MSI GEForce 6600, whereas system 2 has an GEForce
FX 7600GS. I'd expect that both cards are more than sufficient
for freesurfer and I doubt that this difference can be the reason
for the difference I have observed but may be some of you have
experienced a similar problem and can help me out.
What's the problem? All analysis steps of the standard procedure
seem to work fine on both systems. However, I see a reproducible
strange problem on system 2 when I try to use tksurfer on the standard
data set (bert) coming with the package (freesurfer-Linux-rh9-stable-
pub-v3.0.5.-full.tar). When I run the command
tkregister bert lh inflated on system 1, everything looks like
expected. But on system 2 something is wrong, the program tells
the number of vertices and faces as usual and the numbers are the same
as on system 2 (as they should, I'm using the same data set).
Nevertheless, the output looks quite different, I'll try to attach
a screenshot. The window shows up as usual and a small part of the
inflated brain is shown at the right edge of the window but the rest
of the brain is never shown. When I rotate this surface the visible
part of the inflated brain is rotated correctly but the rest is always
missing. Can anybody help?
Thanks in advance
Claus
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Clinic for Neurology II
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OvG University Magdeburg +49-(0)391-6117177
Leipziger Strasse 44
39120 Magdeburg Fax: +49-(0)391-6117178
Germany
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