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Hi all, I am trying to install the new version on redhat 7. For this fsl-3.2-redhat7.tar.gz file, **************** gunzip fsl-3.2-redhat7.tar.gz gunzip: fsl-3.2-redhat7.tar.gz: unexpected end of file ***************** "gunzip -d" and "uncompress" also won't work. Does anyone also have this trouble? Thanks! Lucy On Mon, 11 Oct 2004, Stephen Smith wrote: > The latest release of FSL (3.2beta, September 2004) is now available > for downloading from http://www.fmrib.ox.ac.uk/fsl > > The new version has been termed a "beta" release partly because it > contains several new programs (see below) but mostly because of the > large changes necessary to the underlying FSL libraries in order to > support the new NIFTI format. > > Note: the commands for setting up your environment to use FSL have > changed very slightly - see the "Running" section of the "Downloading > and Installing" page at http://www.fmrib.ox.ac.uk/fsl > > What's new in this release: > > * FDT (FMRIB's Diffusion Toolbox) - first release of this complete > toolkit for analysis of diffusion data, including probabilistic > tractography. > > * FLOBS (FMRIB's Linear Optimal Basis Functions) - a new method for > finding an optimal set of HRF convolution basis functions, plus a > Bayesian estimation method for improving signal/noise separation using > these basis functions. > > * SMM (Spatial Mixture Modelling) - a new tool for alternative > hypothesis testing on statistic images using histogram mixture > modelling with spatial regularisation of the voxel classification into > activation and non-activation. > > * Randomise - a randomisation-based inference tool for nonparametric > statistical thresholding. > > * BET v2 - can now estimate mesh representations of the inner and > outer skull surfaces, and outer scalp surface, for example for use in > EEG/MEG source modelling. > > * NIFTI - FSL now uses the NIFTI-1 data format by default (though can > still read and write old Analyze files). Single-file NIFTI-1 images > can be read and written already compressed, saving much disk space. > > * FEAT v5.4 - new features: > o Use of FLOBS (optimised HRF basis sets). > o Fixed-effects higher-level analysis (e.g. for within-subject > cross-session analysis). > o Option to prevent cleanup of standard-space first-level stats. > o User preferences file (and network-wide preferences file) which > can set FEAT preferences for loading on startup. > o Inclusion of MELODIC data exploration at the end of Pre-stats. > o Time-series (data vs model) plotting inside Featquery. > > * SIENA - can now do voxelwise cross-subject statistical atrophy > analysis. Also, there is a small change to the partial volume > estimation in FAST, causing slight differences in volume estimates; > any multi-subject analysis using FAST/SIENAX estimated volumes must > only use the previous version or only use this new version. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------- >