Hallelujah ! Problem solved! Here's what happened: both tcsh pwd and /bin/pwd
give errors when a directory is executable (+x) but not readable (-r). And in
my case, the colleague of mine fully opened up $SUBJECTS_DIR for me, but (and
this is also how it should be done) only provided me with exec
Hallelujah ! Problem solved! Here's what happened: both tcsh pwd and /bin/pwd
give errors when a directory is executable (+x) but not readable (-r). And in
my case, the colleague of mine fully opened up $SUBJECTS_DIR for me, but (and
this is also how it should be done) only provided me with exec
Hi Marcel:
Do you using Mac? If so, please unlock your "root" account, then
change to the root account (re-login as root or using 'su' command in
terminal window). We also have this problem one month ago. It is
because that the default setting for root account in OS X 10.7.x is
hidden in the begin
Hi Michael, Thanks for your help and suggestions! > I'd have to try to recreate
the error, but I have an idea of what it
> could be (assuming
> /home/control/marhoo/Projects/BIG/Freesurfer_CorticalThickness/BIG1026_1
> is a directory).
Actually not yet,
/home/control/marhoo/Projects/BIG/Freesurfe
Hi,
I am new to FS and have encountered a weird problem that I do not know how to
solve and did not find any earlier postings on. When I run recon-all on a file
in my own home directory everything works normally:
recon-all -subject BIG1026_1 -sd /home/mrphys/marzwi/test -i BIG1026_1.nii.gz
