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TVB-UKBB Pipeline: TheVirtualBrain implementation of the UK Biobank pipeline
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init_vars #190

Closed Bea9619 closed 8 months ago

Bea9619 commented 8 months ago

Dear all, I'm trying to run your singularity container for UK biobank MRI data preprocessing. I downloaded the container and followed the instructions to modify init_vars before running the pipeline for a single subject. However, initializing the environment variables, I got the following error:

_/home/psicobiologia/ANALISI/prova/container_tvb/tvb-ukbb/initvars: line 62: /FreeSurferEnv.sh: No such file or directory

Line 62 of init_vars: "source $EBROOTFREESURFER/FreeSurferEnv.sh" where EBROOTFREESURFER is not defined anywhere in the script. So, trying commenting all the Freesurfer-related lines, I got another error for line 126

_./initvars: line 126: activate: No such file or directory

I'm wondering if the paths to the environmental variables have to be the ones on the local PC or if they are already defined in the singularity container. Thanks in advance

Beatrice

shen4brains commented 8 months ago

Hi Beatrice,

Freesurfer, AFNI and ANTS are dependencies that are not currently in the container. Try pointing init_vars to Freesurfer (and the other dependencies) on your local machine.

-Kelly

Bea9619 commented 8 months ago

Hi Beatrice,

Freesurfer, AFNI and ANTS are dependencies that are not currently in the container. Try pointing init_vars to Freesurfer (and the other dependencies) on your local machine.

-Kelly

Hi Kelly, many thanks for your prompt reply. I tried as you suggested, so I changed FREESURFER_HOME path with my local one but now this is the error, where seems that the container cannot see files or folders outside them:

~/tvb-ukbb/init_vars: line 63: /usr/local/freesurfer/SetUpFreeSurfer.sh: No such file or directory

Have you any other ideas to fix this? Thanks

Beatrice

shen4brains commented 8 months ago

Hi Beatrice,

Has the location of your local Freesurfer directory been "bound" for the container to find? This is done using the -B flag in the command to launch the container.

If you still need support for this, can you please post to our Discussions board?

Thanks, Kelly