Hi,
In my first post on this I said Matlab was not installed on my machine.
I was wrong; matlab had been installed.
+glenn
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I have two sets of images, one collected at timepoint 1 and one at timepoint 2,
for each patient and control in an MS study. I am now trying to run autorecon1
on this data, at the same time attempting to form a combined model fit. I am
using the following script:
for subject in ***; do
Thanks Doug, everything is working out now.
Ben
On May 29, 2008, at 5:25 PM, Doug Greve wrote:
it's not a Label Value File, it's just a Label (further down the
menu list).
Benjamin B Kennedy wrote:
Sorry, I forgot to add the --paint line.
Here's what I've got.
I have a label file
Not exactly sure how or what happened...but did manage to fix my tksurfer
display problem.
Since others on the list had reported similar problems, I thought I'd post what
I did to fix the problem. Since I'm not a Linux guru, my fix is probably
just a bandaid...but it did work...and hopefully
Jenifer,
Thanks for the detailed info! Just to be clear, does your
current /etc/X11/xorg.conf have the line:
Load glx
glx is OpenGL on X-Windows, allowing X windows apps, like tksurfer, to
run using OpenGL, for accelerated graphics. Ideally, you want to load
glx.
Nick
On Fri,
Jenifer,
I see you have this in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file:
Section Module
Load glx
EndSection
Others having the recent tksurfer problem should make sure they have
these lines as well, as tksurfer uses glx.
Also, fyi, you can get a higher display resolution than the default.
Try
I also find it curious you are using 16 bit depth instead of 24.
On Fri, 30 May 2008, Nick Schmansky wrote:
Jenifer,
I see you have this in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file:
Section Module
Load glx
EndSection
Others having the recent tksurfer problem should make sure they have
these
