Hi @Tiying, I’m afraid your OS is too old - Apple stopped supporting this OS over four years ago. You’ll have to upgrade your OS/machine*, or install an older version of FSL.
I’m on holiday at the moment, and don’t have access to a mac, so I’m not exactly sure what version of FSL will install on High Sierra, but you could try e.g.:
This command is untested, so there may be other dependencies that are not compatible with your OS. If the installation still fails, please share the log file and I can try and suggest an alternative.
You should not need to use the --conda option at all.
Thank you very much Paul @paulmccarthy ! I will try to either upgrade my Mac system, or I will use the codes you suggested to download an old version FSL! Hope you have a nice holiday!
Hi @paulmccarthy , I tried to download, Version 6.0.5 was successfully downloaded. But in the process of installation, there is no progress in Stage 2, it always appear 1% and no change in two hours. I wonder if it is because my machine (Mac High Sierra 10.13.6) is too old, or other potential reasons? Can I please ask for some advice in this situation? Thank you so much. I attached the code:
Checking FSL package
[OK] File downloaded
Installing FSL software version 6.0.5.2…
FSL exists in the current location, would you like to keep a backup of the old version (N.B. You will not be able to use the old version)? [no]: no
We require your password to continue…
password:
[OK] FSL software installed.
Performing post install tasks
Checking for X11 windowing system (required for FSL GUIs).
[OK] X11 (required for GUIs) found
Stage 1
By installing this python distribution you agree to the license terms in
Hi @paulmccarthy I tried today and it finally downloaded and installed successfully. So happy to see the FSL interface working finally! Thank you for your help and making my day
The issue I had: This command returned an error: /home/ubuntu/fsl/bin/micromamba env update -p /home/ubuntu/fsl -f fsl-6.0.7.17_linux-64.yml --rc-file /home/ubuntu/fsl/.condarc
I fixed it by setting up a brand new machine with Ubuntu 22.04. It seems like the installer doesn’t work on Ubuntu 24.
Hmm maybe but I’ve got the same error like the guys above (on an fresh clear VM so it’s hard to detect an issue on my end) and just changing the Ubuntu helped for me
Hi, I’m running into the following error using the fslinstaller.py when untarring the micromamba installer. Has anybody seen this before / know a solution? This happens when creating an apptainer container using this template Use FSL with Docker/Singularity but with Ubuntu 24.04 as base and using python3.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
There is no extra FSL component called truenet - ignoring
Downloading miniconda from https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/micromamba/2.1.0/download/linux-64/micromamba-2.1.0-0.tar.bz2...
1 / 4 [######################################################################################################################################################] 5.9 / 5.9 MB |
Installing conda at /usr/local/fsl...
2 / 4 [############################################################################ ] 50 / 100 % |
ERROR occurred during installation!
This command returned an error: tar -x -f miniconda.sh -C /usr/local/fsl
Removing failed installation directory /usr/local/fsl
FSL installation failed!
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Hi! I have been trying to install fsl for a few days now and nothing seems to work. It’s always stuck on 4/4.
For this I used python3 fslinstaller.py --miniconda conda | Anaconda.org forge/micromamba/2.0.5/download/osx-arm64/micromamba-2.0.5-0.tar.bz2
Thank you for your reply! I tried to download it at different locations with different internet connections, but this is my current internet connection (which works okay for other installations). Also, it is often stuck at a certain percentage instead of being overall slow
Hi @JINGYUE_WANG, can you run the installer script with the --debug option and, when the installation hangs, copy the log file and upload it here? The installer prints path to the log file when it starts up: