Hi, all,
We have a recon that is failing during topology correction. Here's the history or what's happened: --first run through the recon-all -all pipeline went fine --control points were added and pial edits were made for quality control --a second recon was run with --autorecon3-cp --autorecon3
During the second recon, the process gets stuck for a long time in topology correction and eventually crashes. We've tried it twice, and it crashes on the same defect.
Here's info from the bugr script:
Debian version: 5.0
Kernel info: Linux 2.6.28-18-generic x86_64
recon-all log is attached.
Any ideas? Thanks!
Mike
Hi Michael,
looks like this defect has about 60K vertices in it, which is almost have a typical surface. Something is dramatically wrong. Look at the ?h.orig and see if it includes skull or cerebellum, or if there is some huge hole/handle in the ?h.orig.nofix.
cheers Bruce
On Wed, 26 May 2010, Michael Waskom wrote:
Hi, all,
We have a recon that is failing during topology correction. Here's the history or what's happened: --first run through the recon-all -all pipeline went fine --control points were added and pial edits were made for quality control --a second recon was run with --autorecon3-cp --autorecon3
During the second recon, the process gets stuck for a long time in topology correction and eventually crashes. We've tried it twice, and it crashes on the same defect.
Here's info from the bugr script:
Debian version: 5.0
Kernel info: Linux 2.6.28-18-generic x86_64
recon-all log is attached.
Any ideas? Thanks!
Mike
freesurfer@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu