Dear all, 
  I have run several subjects on a 64-bit machine using the stable
release.  I recently installed the 32-bit stable version on a 32-bit
machine.  I noticed that running stage1 on the 32-bit version took much
longer than running stage1 on the 64-bit machine (several hours,
actually).  So I looked at the recon-all scripts for each version and I
noticed that they were different.  The 32-bit version includes the extra
steps DoGCAReg, DoCANormalize, DoCAReg, and DoCALabel.  Does anyone know
why this is?  Below are the stage1 lists for each version.
Thanks,
Sasha 

32-bit version:
    case "-stage1":
      set DoMotionCor      = 1;
      set DoTalairach      = 1;
      set DoNuIntensityCor = 1;
      set DoNormalization  = 1;
      set DoSkullStrip     = 1;
      set DoSegmentation   = 1;
      set DoGCAReg         = 1;
      set DoCANormalize    = 1;
      set DoCAReg          = 1;
      set DoCALabel        = 1;
      set DoFill           = 1;
      set DoTessellate     = 1;
      set SvInitOrigSurf   = 1;
      set DoSmooth1        = 1;
      set DoInflate1       = 1;
      set SvInitInflated   = 1;
      breaksw

64-bit version:

   case "-stage1":
      set DoMotionCor      = 1;
      set DoTalairach      = 1;
      set DoNuIntensityCor = 1;
      set DoNormalization  = 1;
      set DoSkullStrip     = 1;
      set DoSegmentation   = 1;
      set DoFill           = 1;
      set DoTessellate     = 1;
      set SvInitOrigSurf   = 1;
      set DoSmooth1        = 1;
      set DoInflate1       = 1;
      set SvInitInflated   = 1;
      breaksw



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