External Email - Use Caution If you have not already done so, please make sure your license.txt file has been setup in the shell for the freesurfer commands to read. Go to the URL below, fill out the form, and wait for license.txt to be emailed to the address you provided. https://secure-web.cisco.com/1S0vdVHQI48_A4EBWTDRa1pv58cpXoGqSkuGFlQee0x1XYr-fPSsM4eHw_WEylrMZxyT6U5ViGv76nFrvLuXJzi4HBwJnBZpfhdbXoRAnkFDpfxJyh710zWgTCqYzqHYfY6myV39Eh5l8mkMgKv-IIKl-7mbrcgdNm58-LvGSR8nwkU9YJEOQuryCauBUfsNsucCK4bB6sg9tImwv0MAELBM_c3UetB20q1H6I__j3P6wWELbVCiJ_c5S334dEbZZQgOENSMQolfi_9moqK1g-FvgnafjL53gKv7w5TmqpI7V0oJ832xMYhY-EpmVnCA7NSx2ow4YDGmg9QN7RfOwEA/https%3A%2F%2Fsurfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu%2Fregistration.html Download license.txt file,e.g. into your Downloads folder. Then in bash or zsh you can do,$ cd $HOME… download license.txt from email into Downloads folder ...$ mv Downloads/license.txt .$ export FS_LICENSE=$HOME/license.txt$ head -1 $fs_license...@somewhere.com <—— email you used to registerYou can add the export command above into your shell init file so FS_LICENSE will be set when you launch a new terminal window. - R. On Apr 13, 2024, at 13:08, 이준하 <dlwnsgk1...@naver.com> wrote: External Email - Use Caution I can't open freesurfer and I don't know why. It says 'Freesurfer quit unexpectedly'
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