On 9/23/2021 11:05 AM, Corinna Bauer wrote:
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Hi Doug,
I'm about to start edits on subjects that have been re-processed in
7.2 using the -fill flag. Before doing so, can you clarify/verify that
we edit the new filled.mgz just the same as we would the
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Hello Michael,
Point taken. The issue with the exclusion of files under the ./mni
directory did not change any source code and no binaries were
re-compiled. The timestamps did change on all the files listed under
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Hi,
On 7/21/21 8:20 PM, fsbuild wrote:
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> Hello Kiyotaka,
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> Please try refreshing your copy/install of the Ubuntu 7.2.0 distribution as
> the packages have been updated to fix the warning below.
I
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Dear R,
Thank you very much! I followed your instructions, and it worked perfectly.
Best regards,
Kiyotaka
On Thu, Jul 22, 2021 at 3:20 AM fsbuild wrote:
> Hello Kiyotaka,
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> Please try refreshing your copy/install of the Ubuntu 7.2.0
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Hello Kiyotaka,
Please try refreshing your copy/install of the Ubuntu 7.2.0
distribution as the packages have been updated to fix the warning below.
I think you were using the installer, so you could try the commands
below to download and
Yes, just run recon-all with the -fill option to regenerated the
filled.mgz (it will be the same filled.mgz but it will have a colortable
embedded; it will also create filled.auto.mgz to help keep track of the
edits). The just edit filled.mgz and proceed as normal. When you edit,
make sure you
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Read the release notes. Can I with the new version run a recon-all over
processed 7.1.1. I am interested in the ability to edit filled.mgz and
applying this to 7.1.1 recons.
On Mon, Jul 19, 2021 at 5:46 PM Douglas N. Greve
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The default path you show me is exactly what I want! Thank you!
Kiyotaka
On Tue, Jul 20, 2021 at 8:23 PM fsbuild wrote:
> While it does not currently work to change the default install path, that
> default install path for the .deb (and .rpm) 7.2.0
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While it does not currently work to change the default install path, that
default install path for the .deb (and .rpm) 7.2.0 installer files is
/usr/local/freesurfer/7.2.0 (which reads like the path you want to use).
If you already have different
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Hello R,
Thank you for letting me know that the deb file is now available. It's so
useful for Ubuntu users to install FreeSurfer using the deb file.
Can I ask you one more question? Can I specify the install directory using
the deb file?
I manage
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Hello Kiyotaka,
You may not need to be concerned about that warning. You can suppress it
by setting the following in your shell environment.
$ export NO_MINC=1
For Ubuntu linux, if you have sudo/root/admin privileges, then you could try
running the
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Dear Doug,
Thank you for the announcement of 7.2.0 update.
I updated using freesurfer-linux-ubuntu18_amd64.tar.gz and noticed that the
'mni' directory is missing.
As a result, now the shell shows warning about MNI
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We are please to announce version 7.2. Mostly bug fixes and
behind-the-scenes enhancements. But there are a few new goodies and one
new "known issue" about defacing. Check out
https://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/fswiki/ReleaseNotes
doug
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