Re: [Freesurfer] tkregister segmentation fault

Yes, I have been using tkregister and I am not familiar with tkregister2. Doug Greve wrote: tkregister2 is the latest. Have you been using tkregister? Sungeun Kim wrote: Thank you for the quick answer. I am trying to know how to use tkregister2, but I would like to know why the latest tkregi

Re: [Freesurfer] tkregister segmentation fault

tkregister2 is the latest. Have you been using tkregister? Sungeun Kim wrote: Thank you for the quick answer. I am trying to know how to use tkregister2, but I would like to know why the latest tkregister suddenly doesn't work. Sungeun. Doug Greve wrote: Did you mean to use tkregister2?

Re: [Freesurfer] tkregister segmentation fault

Thank you for the quick answer. I am trying to know how to use tkregister2, but I would like to know why the latest tkregister suddenly doesn't work. Sungeun. Doug Greve wrote: Did you mean to use tkregister2? tkregister has not been used in years (we should actually remove it from the dist

Re: [Freesurfer] tkregister segmentation fault

Did you mean to use tkregister2? tkregister has not been used in years (we should actually remove it from the dist). doug Sungeun Kim wrote: Hi, I experienced one problem with tkregister. I tried to register local low-res. anatomical data to high-res anatomical data using tkregister. S

[Freesurfer] tkregister segmentation fault

Hi, I experienced one problem with tkregister. I tried to register local low-res. anatomical data to high-res anatomical data using tkregister. So, I did tkregister -mkdefault modified some parameters. This was OK, but when I did tkregister local I got the segmentation fault message like: