Re: [Freesurfer] reprocessing on FS4.0 takes much longer for some scans

2007-11-12 Thread Pedro Paulo Oliveira Jr
I'm sure Bruce has much more experience on the subject than me. Also I'm not part of Martinos development team. I'll just add my personal experience: 1) Your running times seens very high. I never saw 72 hours in my studies. Notice that Itanium (and Itanium 2) cpu are far distinct than x86

RE: [Freesurfer] reprocessing on FS4.0 takes much longer for some scans

2007-11-12 Thread Pedro Paulo Oliveira Jr
one correction: FS does have Itanium version. ftp://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/pub/dist/freesurfer-Linux-suse-ia64-stable-pub-v4.0.1-full.tar.gz So my guess for item (1) is check if all code running is for IA64 architecture. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL

RE: [Freesurfer] reprocessing on FS4.0 takes much longer for some scans

2007-11-12 Thread Nicolas Cherbuin
Hi Bruce, Thanks for your answers. I am not sure how much more ram might be needed dependant on anatomy but my last job failed due to FS using more than 3 Gig PBS: job killed: per node vmem 34078384kb exceeded limit 2097152kb or does it suggest there is a problem with our configuration?

RE: [Freesurfer] reprocessing on FS4.0 takes much longer for some scans

2007-11-12 Thread Bruce Fischl
do you know what process it was running when it failed? You could use -autorecon2-cp and -autorecon3. Something else seems like it is wrong though - you shouldn't need 3G of ram. On Tue, 13 Nov 2007, Nicolas Cherbuin wrote: Hi Bruce, Thanks for your answers. I am not sure how much more

Re: [Freesurfer] reprocessing on FS4.0 takes much longer for some scans

2007-11-12 Thread Doug Greve
another thing you can do is to run it with -debug and capture all of the terminal output (both stdout and stderr). It will produce huge mounds of output, but it might be the best way. doug Bruce Fischl wrote: do you know what process it was running when it failed? You could use

[Freesurfer] Re: Freesurfer Digest, Vol 45, Issue 12

2007-11-12 Thread aleontie
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[Freesurfer] Re: Freesurfer Digest, Vol 45, Issue 12

2007-11-12 Thread aleontie
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[Freesurfer] longitudinal study

2007-11-12 Thread Linda.E Campbell
Hi, I am about to start processing some longitudinal data and am looking for appropriate software. I know the Freesurfer allows for longitudinal designs but how appropriate is it to use for developing brains, ie in my sample the subjects are adolescents between 14-20 and they were last scanned