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  • jkbonfield
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    Gap5 can also read ace files natively, although it's not really the preferred format. (In theory this allows conversion to sam too as you can then export again, but I'm sure there are more direct routes.)

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  • saima
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    ANYONE WHO WANT TO CHANGE DEFAULT MEMORY OF TABLET on mac system:

    i have mac system
    i goto my applications folder -> then right cliked tablet icon -> then cliked 'show pakage contents' -> opened Contents folder -> opened 'Info-plist'

    then under java i changed VMoptions, as below;

    '-Xmx10244m -XX:+UseCompressedOops'
    change '1024' to how much memory u want. e.g 2048

    BUT DONT FORGET TO CLOSE THE FILE TO GET IT SAVED :-)
    Last edited by saima; 03-25-2010, 01:36 AM.

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  • saima
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    HI,

    at last my ace file of 28 million reads loaded successfully.

    let me tell, what was the problem (it is little stupid :-)). actually i changed the memory of tablet in VMoptions many times but didnt close the 'info.plist' file (so the changes couldn't be saved). when i closed it, the saving message appeared so i saved it.

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  • imilne
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    Originally posted by saima View Post
    how to turn it off, i dont know where to check for protein translation?
    "Options" panel on the control bar. Top row, middle button of the 2nd group.

    Iain

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  • saima
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    how to turn it off, i dont know where to check for protein translation?

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  • imilne
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    Another thought... turn off the protein translations if you have them on. They use up memory too.

    Iain

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  • imilne
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    Originally posted by saima View Post
    the default memory that tablet takes is 1 GB
    Yes, that's the default, but if you've increased it (by changing the value in the tablet.vmoptions file) then the About box should say so.

    Look for the line stating "Memory available to JVM" and check that it's close to what you asked for. eg, if you put "-Xmx3000m" in the file (roughly 3GB) then Tablet's About box should be reporting a number close to 3000. If it's not, and it still shows a value around 1000, then Tablet isn't using more memory.

    Iain

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  • saima
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    the default memory that tablet takes is 1 GB. my consensus sequence is in MBs so i think i should rebuild ace file, may be some problem at the initial steps.

    but i also could not load it on eagle view

    thanks for ur help

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  • imilne
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    Originally posted by saima View Post
    my RAM is 4 GB. but i also tried it on 20 GB system after increasig the default memory of tablet.

    but tablet loads when i use filtered data but by that way my information is being lost, so i have to use unfiltered data.
    Hmm, something's not right. 4GB might be tight, but I would expect it to manage. With 20GB it should be laughing. Can you check how much memory Tablet thinks it's getting by looking at the About box? Make sure it is what you changed the vmoptions file to.

    Tablet only stores a "skeleton" of the layout of the reads in memory. All the actual data is kept on disk, even with ACE files. It's basically a position, length, and ID per read (roughly 12 bytes + class overhead). The consensus sequence isn't kept on disk, so unless it's gigabases long, you shouldn't be having a problem.

    Iain

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  • maubp
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    Originally posted by saima View Post
    my RAM is 4 GB. but i also tried it on 20 GB system after increasig the default memory of tablet.

    but tablet loads when i use filtered data but by that way my information is being lost, so i have to use unfiltered data.
    What OS? Is this 32bit or 64bit?

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  • saima
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    my RAM is 4 GB. but i also tried it on 20 GB system after increasig the default memory of tablet.

    but tablet loads when i use filtered data but by that way my information is being lost, so i have to use unfiltered data.

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  • imilne
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    How much memory do you have? A 9GB ace file will probably contain a lot of additional data that Tablet will throw away anyway (because it doesn't use it), so I would expect it to load with just a few GB of memory.

    If it's not, then maybe something more serious is wrong...

    Iain

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  • saima
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    reply to imilne for tablet

    thanks for ur suggestions

    yes i tried it already, by increasing the memory of tablet on 64 bit. but after completion of all 28 million reads upto 100% it gives the error of memory.

    and my ace file has a single contig as it is for mapping assembly.

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  • imilne
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    A couple of suggestions:

    - Convert it to BAM if you can.

    - Run Tablet with more memory (http://bioinf.scri.ac.uk/tablet/help/memory.shtml), on a 64bit machine if you can.

    - If the ACE file has multiple contigs in it, see if you can pre-process the file to save out the contigs, one per file.

    Iain

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  • saima
    started a topic laoding of large data on tablet_viewer???

    laoding of large data on tablet_viewer???

    Hi,

    i have my ace file of 9.42 GB containing 28 million reads of 75 bp length (for solexa/illumina data). i am unable to load it on tablet.

    Is there any way to load it on tablet?

    OR can we split ace file into two parts? Is there any way?

    Thanks

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