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Hi - you can see that the first (i.e. earliest) error file (*.e*) is  fslvbm2c.e343 - what does it say in that file?

This is where GM segmentations get averaged to create a study-specific template - maybe you are using an incorrect template_list file?

Cheers.


On 4 Oct 2010, at 03:32, Reem Jan wrote:

> Dear Steve
>  
> Thank you for looking into this for me. Please find attached an MS word file (ReemVBM.docx) with the output of “ls –lart”. I tried to send you a .txt file but my email got rejected due to being too large, so I have had to paste the output into Microsoft Word, I hope this is ok.
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> I ran this command inside the ‘struc’ directory which contains no subdirectories apart from ‘slicesdir’.
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> Many thanks
> Reem
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> Hi - I suggest that you send us the result of running "ls -lart" in the output directory and any subdirectories……that will help work out how far things got.
> Cheers.
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> On 30 Sep 2010, at 05:21, Reem Jan wrote:
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> Dear FSLers
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> This is my first try at VBM analysis, I have run into a problem and I would really appreciate some advice.
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> I ran the command line: fslvbm_2_template –n and the job was done, however the template_GM_4D and the GM mirror images were not created?
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> From looking at old archives, I found some recommendations to look at the fslvbm2.o and .e files. I observed the following:
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> There were “fslvbm2a.o and .e” & “fslvbm2b.o and .e” & “fslvbm2d.o and .e” files for every subject. However, there weren’t “fslvbm2c.o and .e” nor “fslvbm2e.o and .e” files for each subject.
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> Also, when I tried opening these files in a text editor, they were empty and contained no text.
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> I’m not sure what this means or why the template_GM_4D and the GM mirror images were not created.
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> Any ideas? J
>  
> Cheers
> Reem
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