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I just tried 10GB memory and the program started. I don't why. I don't know it is a bug or not? It shouldn't be like this. Randomly starts. -
Were you specifically running javaws in the 64-bit java/bin directory? Just checking because many systems may run the 32-bit version by default if you just used the command line I included before.Leave a comment:
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Do you have 64-bit java installed (in addition to the 32-bit)? If not, you would want to install that first.
Then open a terminal window (PC/Mac/Unix) and then type the command I indicated below. javaws should be in your $PATH. If it is not then you can provide the full path to it.
Try this to allocate ~4GB RAM
Code:$ javaws http://blast2go.com/webstart/blast2go4000.jnlp
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I used the webstart option. The point is the the program didn't launch, even I choose the large RAM (e.g., 10G). The maximum ram I can start the program is 1.2G.Leave a comment:
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If you are using the webstart option then the click-able link on this page allows you to set amount of memory to use: http://www.blast2go.com/start-blast2goOriginally posted by SDPA_Pet View Post
If you are using the command line you can probably adjust the amount by changing the highlighted number
Code:$ javaws http://blast2go.com/webstart/blast2go[COLOR="Red"]1000[/COLOR].jnlp
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BLAST2GO using questions
Hi, I just started to use blast2go. I have some questions.
1> When I start the java program, I suppose I should keep my computer connecting to internet until the analysis finishes. Right?
2>Unfortunately, I have a large data set and it will run for several days, but my school internet is not stable these days. If it disconnects in the middle of analysis, will some sequences fail to mapping or annotations, etc.
3> Can I keep saving blast2go data files, if the internet is not stable Will this help?
4> I am using windows7. My computer has 16GB RAM, but I can only start 1G java program? Does anyone know how to fix it?
Thank you.
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