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  • cemonat
    Junior Member
    • Apr 2013
    • 2

    outputs from TGICL/CAP3

    Hello everyone,

    I think I have a problem with TGICL/CAP3 because I don't have any '.ace' file in my outputs.

    I run this command :
    Code:
    qsub -b Y -N TGICL -q bigmem.q "/usr/local/tgicl_linux/tgicl /data/projects/assembling-glab/ABYSS/CG14/CG14-29463-sc_sorted.fa"
    The error file tells me that
    Code:
    tgicl (/data/projects/assembling-glab/ABYSS/CG14/CG14-29463-sc_sorted.fa) finished on machine node3.alineos.net
                     in /home/cecmonat, without a detectable error.
    And the err.log tells me that :

    Code:
    >>> --- Initialization [/data/projects/assembling-glab/ABYSS/CG14/CG14-29463-sc_sorted.fa] started at Aug  8 15:19:15 2013
    tgicl running options: 
    tgicl /data/projects/assembling-glab/ABYSS/CG14/CG14-29463-sc_sorted.fa
     Standard log file: tgicl_CG14-29463-sc_sorted.fa.log
     Error log file:    err_tgicl_CG14-29463-sc_sorted.fa.log
     Using 1 CPUs for clustering and assembly
     Path is : /usr/local/tgicl_linux/bin:/tmp/29990.1.bigmem.q:/usr/local/bin:/bin:/usr/bin 
    -= Rebuilding /data/projects/assembling-glab/ABYSS/CG14/CG14-29463-sc_sorted.fa indices =-
    64988 entries from file /data/projects/assembling-glab/ABYSS/CG14/CG14-29463-sc_sorted.fa were indexed in file /data/projects/assembling-glab/ABYSS/CG14/CG14-29463-sc_sorted.fa.cidx
    >>> --- Clustering [/data/projects/assembling-glab/ABYSS/CG14/CG14-29463-sc_sorted.fa] started at Aug  8 15:19:36 2013
      Launching distributed clustering: 
     psx -p 1  -n 1000 -i /data/projects/assembling-glab/ABYSS/CG14/CG14-29463-sc_sorted.fa -d cluster -C '/data/projects/assembling-glab/ABYSS/CG14/CG14-29463-sc_sorted.fa:94:30:40' -c 'tgicl_cluster.psx'
    WAITING for all children to finish before starting last child!
    WAITING for all children to finish!
    <<< --- Clustering [/data/projects/assembling-glab/ABYSS/CG14/CG14-29463-sc_sorted.fa] finished at Aug  8 17:46:56 2013
    OVL=20
    Total t-clusters: 1024 
    Largest cluster has 52675 nodes
    *** all done ***
    The clusters are stored in file 'CG14-29463-sc_sorted.fa_clusters'.
    
    >>> --- Assembling [/data/projects/assembling-glab/ABYSS/CG14/CG14-29463-sc_sorted.fa] started at Aug  8 17:47:01 2013
    WAITING for all children to finish before starting last child!
    WAITING for all children to finish!
    <<< --- Assembling [/data/projects/assembling-glab/ABYSS/CG14/CG14-29463-sc_sorted.fa] finished at Aug  8 18:11:23 2013
    *** tgicl [/data/projects/assembling-glab/ABYSS/CG14/CG14-29463-sc_sorted.fa] finished ***
    As outputs, I have :
    TGICL.error
    TGICL.output
    tgicl.fa.log
    masked.lst
    hitsort.Z
    formatdb.log
    err_tgicl.fa.log
    and all the DB annexes files

    any idea ?
    Thank's advance

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