I looked at these messages again last night. There are 3 issues here:
- Your version of AFNI needs updating. ETAC was updated in late May 2017.
- For some reason, all the .minmax.1D files didn't get read. That is the substance of the ERROR messages. These are minor errors, and the program continues without further comment. If this problem re-occurs with an updated version of AFNI, I'd like to know about it.
- ETAC (3dXClustSim) ends up "killed". This is a message from Unix that the operating system itself deleted the job. In principal, there are many reasons this could happen. In practice, there is only 1 reason -- the program used up all available memory. The updated version of 3dxClustSim should use somewhat less memory, but you may still run into such problems. If that happens, you'll just need to run on a system with more memory available.
Other points are
- You really should provide a -prefix_clustsim option, instead of letting the program generate a prefix randomly. It will make the messages and files more readable.
- If you are running from a networked RAID or other attached storage, then it would be better to use the -tempdir option to provide a temprorary directory name on a local drive -- the *.sdat files created can be huge, and reading/writing them over a network drive will slow 3dttest++ and 3dXClustSim down a lot.