Hi Arvind,
no, you need to keep the hemispheres separate.
Bruce
On Mon, 13 Jun 2005, Arvind
Gururajan wrote:
Nick,
Thanks. Yes, I used 'cd packages' and did the installation.
After setting the environment and the subjit it works without errors. One
more question, can I do a similar conver
Nick,
Thanks. Yes, I used 'cd packages' and did the installation.
After setting the environment and the subjit it works without errors. One
more question, can I do a similar conversion for one .orig file having
both hemisphere data points and generate one inflated surface or would have
to use lh
Nick,
Thanks for the clear description. I repeated the exact installation and got
the same errors. I noticed that the 'current' directory was wrongly placed
in this path. /usr/pubsw/mni/current. Repeated the same steps again, but
now installed in the right directory. Getting the following errors:
Arvind
I'm suspect that our instructions may be a bit confusing. The files to download are not the netcdf and minc files from the MNI distribution site, but rather the file mni.Linux.tar.gz from our site (where it says 'Download MNI binaries for Linux and/or SunOS.', click on Linux). Followi
Hi Nick,
I am running it on Linux platform. I followed the same instruction
described here.
http://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/freesurfer/minc-download.html
and downloaded these two files: NetCDF 3.5.0 and MINC 1.0
I am not sure, if I created the symbolic link correctly.
ln -s 5.8.0 perl -
ln: `
Arvind,
Hi. On what platform are you running? Linux?
Did you follow the special installation instructions, involving making the symbolic links? Lastly, are the tools in your path?
If you are feeling brave, an alternative to installing the binaries is to compile the MNI package from sour
Hi,
I downloaded the entire MNI package. Although I see all these MNI files, I
still get the same error, file not found. Any clues why this might be?
Thanks,
Arvind Gururajan
On 9 Jun 2005, Bruce Fischl wrote:
> just download and install the whole MNI package. Much easier than trying
> to i
