Hi again,
I now found the reason for my problem. (it always takes a long time until I find time to revisit such problems). I just post my finding for the case that anyone else experiences the same problem and searches for a solution. The crude behavior (wrong number of dicom files found) is only observable when the dicom files are stored on a samba share. When converting locals files, everything works on Ubuntu as fine as on other distributions. It’s independent of the dcm2nii version (true for NeuroDebian and Centos Version) . Seems that it’s neither a direct dcm2nii problem nor a NeurDebian version problem but an interaction between dcm2nii and Ubuntu. Both, dinifti and mriconvert find the correct number of files (and dinifti works with IMA). Best, Peter Von: Michael Hanke [mailto:[email protected]] Gesendet: Donnerstag, 28. März 2013 11:56 An: Kirsch, Peter Cc: [email protected] Betreff: Re: [Neurodebian-users] Problem with dcm2nii Hi, On Thu, Mar 28, 2013 at 11:39 AM, Kirsch, Peter <[email protected]> wrote: Sorry for not answering, I did not receive your replies (Anyway, thanks for the fast response). I now subscribed to the list… It might indeed be the case that I replaced the May 5 version with the December 12 version from my CentOS machine (I thought I did it the other way around) but in any case: the behavior did not differ at all. Does that mean you are seeing the problematic behavior with the NeuroDebian version from May _and_ with a Centos version from December on the same Ubuntu machine, but it works on Centos? This would be surprising, as dcm2nii is self-contained and doesn't use any system libs: % ldd /usr/bin/dcm2nii not a dynamic executable If you can confirm this, we might need to look for reasons beyond the scope of dcm2nii. As a sidenote: what happens if you run 'dinifti' from the 'dicomnifiti' package on the files? Not sure if it handles IMA files, but it should work fine for DICOMs Michael -- Michael Hanke http://mih.voxindeserto.de
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