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I tried moving the terminal to the mac screen but still I get the same error, has anyone solved it?

could anyone help me ? I have tried literally every solution mentioned in this thread but still getting the same segmentation fault 11 error whenever I try to open any volume ( even the sample which comes with freesurfer)



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The current freesurfer 7.2 version has some semblance of a binary installer (.deb package) that worked for me on Ubuntu 18( ). On Windows, in lieu of running Ubuntu in a VirtualBox VM (which includes an X-server), you can use the windows subsystem for linux (WSL) to download and run the default Ubuntu image. Then try to download and run the freesurfer .deb binary installer in Ubuntu. With WSL 1 or 2 you can access the path to your windows home directory mounted in linux ( _wsl). You still need to setup an X server on Windows 10 to work with freeview running in Ubuntu under WSL, but I read that should no longer be necessary with WSL in Windows 11. Once you obtain a freesurfer license ( ) then just set the environment variable FS_LICENSE to the absolute path for the license file, e.g., in your shell init file in Ubuntu (in order for freeview to run).


For swarm jobs, it might be simplest to have the linemodule load freesurfer/5.3.0 > /dev/null 2>&1 ; source $FREESURFER_HOME/SetUpFreeSurfer.shin your .bashrc file. Alternatively, you can add this line to each line in your swarm command file. Create a swarmfile (e.g. freesurfer.swarm). For example:


Load the FreeSurfer module with module load freesurfer. This will load the default version. Then, to continue configuring your environment, you must source the setup script for Freesurfer. Do this with the following command that corresponds to the Linux shell you are using. If using bash, use:






A convenience function also exists for those wanting to circumventthe aparcstats2table and asegstats2table fromfreesurfer for creating larger datasets of all subjects for a specificparcellation and metric. Using the functionread_freesurfer_stats, read_atlas_files usesregular expression for the atlas you want to extract data from, andgrabs this data from all available subjects. Be careful with yourpattern matching to be sure you get exactly the atlas you want. Forinstance, there are several atlases with with string aparcin them. So in order to get only the default aparc stats, we need tospecify aparc.stats$, which will only read those filesending with that particular string. This function can throwwarnings, which is most cases can be ignored.


FreeSurfer has internal functions to convert their raw stats filesinto tables, gather subject into a single data file with particularmetric. It is quite common to use these files, but again the formattingis not something R is very happy with. The functionread_freesurfer_table() is for easier import of thesefiles, particularly for further plotting with ggseg.


Results are stored in the following folder of theCAPS hierarchy:subjects///t1/freesurfer_cross_sectional.This folder contains the standard output structure of the recon-all command, i.e. folders such as label/, mri/, surf/, etc.


These results have been obtained using the t1-freesurfer pipeline of Clinica [Routier et al., 2021].This pipeline is a wrapper of different tools of the FreeSurfer software ( ) [Fischl et al., 2012].This processing includes segmentation of subcortical structures, extraction of cortical surfaces, cortical thickness estimation, spatial normalization onto the FreeSurfer surface template (FsAverage), and parcellation of cortical regions.


These results have been obtained using the t1-freesurfer pipeline of Clinica[Routier et al., 2021].This pipeline is a wrapper of different tools of the FreeSurfer software, which is documented and freely available for download online ( ).The technical details of these procedures are described in prior publications[Dale et al., 1999;Dale and Sereno, 1993;Fischl and Dale, 2000;Fischl et al., 2001;Fischl et al., 2002;Fischl et al., 2004a;Fischl et al., 1999a;Fischl et al., 1999b;Fischl et al., 2004b;Han et al., 2006;Jovicich et al., 2006;Segonne et al., 2004;Reuter and Fischl, 2010;Reuter et al., 2012].Briefly, this processing includes removal of non-brain tissue using a hybrid watershed/surface deformation procedure [Segonne et al., 2004], automated Talairach transformation, segmentation of the subcortical white matter anddeep gray matter volumetric structures (including hippocampus, amygdala, caudate, putamen, thalamus, ventricles) [Fischl et al., 2002;Fischl et al., 2004a], intensity normalization [Sled et al., 1998], tessellation of the gray matter/white matter boundary, automated topology correction [Fischl et al., 2001;Segonne et al., 2007], andsurface deformation following intensity gradients to optimally place the gray/white andgray/cerebrospinal fluid borders at the location where the greatest shift in intensity defines the transition to the other tissue class[Dale et al., 1999;Dale and Sereno, 1993;Fischl and Dale, 2000], surface inflation [Fischl et al., 1999a], registration to a spherical atlas which is based on individual cortical folding patterns to match cortical geometry across subjects [Fischl et al., 1999b], parcellation of the cerebral cortex into units with respect to gyral and sulcal structures [Desikan et al., 2006;Fischl et al., 2004b], computation of maps of cortical thickness, calculated as the closest distance from the gray/white boundary to the gray/CSF boundary at each vertex on the tessellated surface [Fischl and Dale, 2000] and creation of a variety of surface based data including maps of curvature and sulcal depth.Procedures for the measurement of cortical thickness have been validated against histological analysis [Rosas et al., 2002] and manual measurements [Kuperberg et al., 2003;Salat et al., 2004].FreeSurfer morphometric procedures have been demonstrated to show good test-retest reliability across scanner manufacturers and across field strengths[Han et al., 2006;Reuter et al., 2012].


Following the links to visualize diagrams summarizing the main steps of the t1-freesurfer pipeline: pre-processing, voxel-based processing, surface-based processing.For a detailed explanation of the FreeSurfer recon-all pipeline, click here.


It is possible to run the docker container pointing the image to a local pathwhere a valid license file is stored.For example, if the license is stored in the $HOME/.licenses/freesurfer/license.txtfile on the host system:


fMRIPrep will automatically reuse previous runs of FreeSurfer if a subject directorynamed freesurfer/ is found in the output directory (/freesurfer).Reconstructions for each participant will be checked for completeness, and any missingcomponents will be recomputed.You can use the --fs-subjects-dir flag to specify a different location to saveFreeSurfer outputs.If precomputed results are found, they will be reused.

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