I have also done this with no visible side effect.
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-----Msg original----- De: Jared Price Enviado: 14/11/2009 19:26:51 Para: freesurfer@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu Assunto: [Freesurfer] qcache
Hi all, This should be a quick question to answer. I recently ran "recon-all -s <subjectID> -qcache" on a group of subjects after they had undergone initial processing. This was done using something of the form "for subjvar in `ls`; do recon-all -s $subjvar -qcache; done" (actually this was done on a grid computing system and the syntax was a bit different but this was the basic idea). Of course "fsaverage" was in that directory as well, because it needs to be there for the -qcache recon-all option to function properly. Anyway, the point is that the -qcache option was therefore run on "fsaverage" itself. I assume this is no big deal and that it will just put some unnecessary info files into the fsaverage directory. In other words I assume I can continue to use this fsaverage directory for futre -qcache runs and that there will just be some unnecessary files in the directory. Anyway, just wanted to be extra sure. Jared
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