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FastSurfer surf pipeline did not finish: Missing .label files (not enough memory for mris_sample_parc) #503
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Hi, first off, you dont need to source FreeSurfer if you are using the docker container. As for the data: Can you share your log files anyways, so we can have a look? Kind regards, |
Thank you very much for the fast reply. I am attaching the recon-all.log, if any other file might be necessary please let me know. |
Sorry, can you please send the deep-seg.log and the recon-surf.log? |
Of course: |
We have had some issues with |
Great, thank you very much for the help! |
Just to complete this case, I got the same error using --shm-size 8G, and increased to --shm-size 12G to make sure. This worked fine and all necessary files were generated. |
@mwendhaus I am confused, you got the same error, BUT all necessary files were generated? |
I got the same error as before when I used the flag --shm-size 8G. However, when I further increased the memory to 12G, I did not get the error, and the files were created. |
Thank you! I believe this underlying issue is solved with the current dev version anyways, but good you were able to run FastSurfer. |
Thank you for the help! |
Hello,
I am running FastSurfer using the provided Docker container from an Intel MacBook Pro. I use this command:
The code runs fine, however I am missing several .label files in the resulting label folder, which are described in the OUTPUT_FILES.md, such as lh.aparc.DKTatlas.mapped.annot. The log files do not suggest any obvious error. I am thankful for any hint on what I might be doing wrong!
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