[Mristudio-users] Linux / Command line

[susumu]

Hi Stefan,

I don't have much experience with the emulation mode, but even with the
native Windows, DtiStudio gets unstable once the data size exceeds some
point, if you are using the 32-bit system. With the 64-bit operating system,
most of the memory-related issues should be solved. If you are using a
32-bit system, you can try "partial" slice processing. With this function,
you can divide the processing in separate batches (e.g. slice 0-29 for the
first batch and 30-59 for the second batch). Later you can combine the two
files.

As for the command-line mode, there is such a version. If you are interested
in, please contact Hangyi. It is one of our future goals to strengthen the
command-mode approach. 

Susumu

-----Original Message-----
From: mristudio-users-bounces at mristudio.org
[mailto:mristudio-users-bounces at mristudio.org] On Behalf Of Stefan Kreisel
Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2008 4:42 AM
To: mristudio-users at mristudio.org
Subject: [Mristudio-users] Linux / Command line

Hi there.
First of all I would like to thank the developers for providing the program.
Its easy to use and does provide options not available in other packages
(especially when acquiring unaveraged multiple runs and creating error
corrected averages).
One comment, one question:
Here the comment: Just in case anybody has tried to get dtistudio running
under linux: It works well emulated by wine (if you get the right driver for
your graphic card that is). There are just a few icons missing in the task
bar. Results are identical to those under windows (would not have been a
surprise if things would have been different). However, things become
unstable when working with larger datasets (i.e. more diffusion directions)
as wine emulates only the 32bit version. 
Here the question: It would be supperb if one could integrate dtistudio
(especially the error correction/averaging bit :)) in pipelines (e.g. LONI).
As these usually run under linux and need some sort of command line
interface, I was wondering if dtistudio can be accessed through
(undocumented?) command line options? Otherwise a workaround could be things
like GUI-scripts.
Thanks.
Stefan Kreisel
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