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I am using fastx toolkit and i generated the stats file. However, my boxplot generated a .png file but ubuntu says: failed to load image. Is there anyway to solve this issue? I have image viewers like eog and gwenview but it still doesn't load.
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Just a thought... if you use the fastq_quality_boxplot_graph.sh with -p option, the file generated is not .png, but .ps, and can not be opened like a .png. -
So I need to convert the .ps which is assumed to be .png to jpg or some other format?Comment
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No, just remove the -p option, and the files created should be .png, which shouldn't give you any difficulties when opening.Originally posted by bioinfo_ View PostComment
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These may seem obvious but not sure if you have tried to check:
1. Is the .png file non-zero byte size?
2. If so have you tried to move it to some other machine to see if it opens there?Comment
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