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  • Jeremy
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2009
    • 190

    #16
    Originally posted by crop_genomics View Post
    At present, I also want use onemap for F1 genetic map construction, and download the software, it showns nedd the tkrplot to work, but I can not use the tkrplot work
    I had the same problem, you need the dev version of tcl/tk, this fixed it for ubuntu:
    sudo apt-get install tcl8.5-dev tk8.5-dev
    (If you are on windows then I don't know)

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    • Javalera
      Junior Member
      • Sep 2017
      • 1

      #17
      I have ~9000 SNP markers generated from ddRAD seq. OneMap works fine until I was mapping 4 linkage groups with ~100 markers each. It gave an error,

      Cross type: f2
      Choosing initial subset using 'two-point' approach
      Error in if (r.temp <= max.rf) r[j, i] <- r[i, j] <- get(input.seq$twopt)$analysis[k[2], :
      missing value where TRUE/FALSE needed

      Out of 30+ linkage groups that I mapped, only these 4 linkage groups generated an error when I tried to map them. I wonder if I have missed something?

      Thanks for the help!

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