Hi Nick
Thanks mris_fix_topology works now!
But i have a similar bug a step later with:
mris_make_surfaces
Can you please check it.
Thans for your help
A
Nick Schmansky wrote:
Abdel,
Indeed mris_fix_topology had the same bug as mris_anatomical_stats (when
running on Slackware Linux). I've
Abdel,
I've put a fixed version of mris_make_surfaces for centos4 here:
http://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/pub/dist/
Also, I've checked the remaining downstream binaries (run by recon-all)
and confirmed that the bug does not exist in those (hopefully!).
Nick
On Tue, 2007-01-09 at 16:11
Jaakko,
The message about the missing talairach.xfm file can be ignored (unless
things stop completely and issue an error message). The code performs a
relative path search to find the file if it doesnt find it in the hard-
coded path (a historical remnant).
About the Tcl problem, which Linux
Hi, I sent a message to the forum last June regarding a problem with
segmentation of the acc we were running into. We kept having areas of
the rostral and caudal acc labeled as corpus callosum or unlabelled
subcortical. I got a reply that this was being worked on and I was
wondering if this is
Hi Doug,
Is the executable you provided below a rh9 build? It seems that it
isn't. It reported an error indicating it might be a build for
something else. Could you please send a rh9 build?
/mri_vol2vol: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.6:
cannot open shared object
I'm sure it was a centos build. Nick, do we have an rh9 build that we
get a copy of mri_vol2vol to give to Kai?
Kai Li wrote:
Hi Doug,
Is the executable you provided below a rh9 build? It seems that it
isn't. It reported an error indicating it might be a build for
something else. Could