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 Signal 6 run time error indicates some kind of buffer overflow is 
expected to happen like the stack is going to be corrupted, and so the process 
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**** stack smashing detected ***: foo.out terminated**======= Backtrace: 
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On Dec 29, 2024, at 10:54, Michael Eyre <michael.e...@kcl.ac.uk> 
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I'm processing 7T MP2RAGE data (0.65mm isotropic) with FreeSurfer 8.0.0-beta. I 
have processed 30 subjects successfully but am encountering two distinct issues 
for 3 subjects:
1. Stack smashing errors during topology correction for subjects with large 
defects (sub-06, sub-31):Copy*** stack smashing detected ***: terminatedCommand 
terminated by signal 6
This occurs in mris_fix_topology when processing defects with many vertices:
sub-06: Left hemisphere, defect 0 with 22,492 verticessub-31: Right hemisphere, 
defect 2 with 14,313 vertices
sub-06 does not have any obvious brain abnormalities. sub-31 has some white 
matter abnormalities at the terminal zones of myelination (deep posterior white 
matter).
2. Normalization failure for another subject (sub-04):Copyerror: 
MRInormFindControlPoints: could not find enough control pointserror: 
MRInormFindControlPoints failed
This subject has some very minor scattered white matter abnormalities 
(perivascular spaces).
My recon-all command:export FS_ALLOW_DEEP=1recon-all -all -subject ${SUBJECT} 
-sd ${WORK_PATH}/freesurfer8 -hires -i 
${WORK_PATH}/${SUBJECT}_uni_masked.nii.gz -T2 
${WORK_PATH}/${SUBJECT}_t2w_registered.nii.gz -T2pial -expert ${EXPERT_FILE} 
-openmp 20
My EXPERT_FILE contains two lines:mris_inflate -n 100mris_fix_topology -threads 
1
Preprocessing: Data are processed with 3D Gibbs deringing, ANTS DenoiseImage, 
bias field correction and brain extraction prior to freesurfer.
Approaches tried: I have tried running without the EXPERT_FILE, and also 
tried with additional recon-all flags -3T -gcut -norm1-n 4 -norm2-n 6, without 
success.
Previous successful processing: The same subjects processed successfully 
with FreeSurfer 7.4.1.
System info: Ubuntu 20.04, 64GB RAM, 20 CPUs. Subjects are running in 
serial not in parallel, and no other processes with significant memory or CPU 
use are running on the system at the same time.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I have attached the recon-all.log 
files. Let me know if you need any additional information.
Best wishes
Mike Eyre
Dr Michael Eyre
Locum Consultant Paediatric Neurologist, Evelina London Children's 
HospitalVisiting Research Fellow, School of Biomedical Engineering & 
Imaging Sciences, King's College LondonSt Thomas' Hospital London SE1 
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