It looks like you are trying to move the “.license” file out of the Applications folder using "sudo mv"- but the password is not being accepted ? You will need to know the admin password to use the sudo command.

What version of freesurfer are you using ? - older versions use a “.license” file under $FREESURFER_HOME. Instead of using the "mv" command, you can copy "cp" your existing license file to another freesurfer distribution if you like - no need to remove it by using the “mv” command.. But I believe you would still need to know the sudo password to use "cp" if you needed it for "mv".

- R.

On Aug 14, 2020, at 02:55, Dharmendra Jakhar <d.jakhar2014@gmail.com> wrote:

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I, Dharmendra Jakhar, a researcher working on brain mapping and an aspiring user of your software, is facing difficulties in installation of FreeSurfer software.
Query 1-
We have duly downloaded and installed the directory in the application folder, but we are getting a prompt in the terminal that 'No such file or directory is found'. We have attached the screenshot for your reference.
Query 2-
We are also not able to type License key password instead in its place we can see a 'key symbol'. We have also attached the screenshot for your reference.
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