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  • alig
    Member
    • Sep 2008
    • 44

    #1

    SOLiD alignment browser

    Just wondering if anyone has tried to run any of the ABI SOLiD open source software as I cannot even get started. I get a long list of errors starting with the output below

    Alison/ABISOLiD/solidbrowser/bin/get-real-path: not found
    Reading config file conf/apollo.cfg
    Can't find tiers file fly.tiers--looking in jar
    Creating Alison/ABISOLiD/solidbrowser/conf/fly.tiers from /fly.tiers
    Couldn't get fly.tiers from jar
    Error on line 54 of conf/fly.style:
    Types file fly.tiers not found!
    Can't find tiers file fly.tiers--looking in jar

    thanks alig
  • westerman
    Rick Westerman
    • Jun 2008
    • 1104

    #2
    Which software is giving you problems? We run the corona_lite and browser packages successfully.

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    • alig
      Member
      • Sep 2008
      • 44

      #3
      SOLiD alignment browser

      I'm trying to run Applied Biosystems SOLiD System Alignment Browser (SAB) downloaded from Applied Biosystems website

      alig

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      • westerman
        Rick Westerman
        • Jun 2008
        • 1104

        #4
        Solid Alignment Browser work on Linux & Solaris, at least.

        I can't help troubleshoot your problem but can say that we run SAB on both Linux and Solaris. The initial message says:

        This is Applied Biosystems SOLiD Alignment Browser v2.0.0, last updated Sep 26 2008. Based on Apollo Genome Annotation and Curation Tool, version 1.6.4.

        If you do not even get that far then you may need to re-download and re-install the software. Or something. But the program does work and so the problems must be on your end instead of being global.

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        • lellabioinfo
          Junior Member
          • Nov 2008
          • 8

          #5
          Hi, I get a long list of errors after the installation of SOLID ALIGNMENT BROWSER. Did anyone find the same problem?

          APOLLO_ROOT: /appliedbiosystems/solidbrowser
          OS name: Linux
          OS arch: amd64
          Java version: 1.6.0_0
          Cannot run program "/appliedbiosystems/solidbrowser/bin/get-real-path": java.io.IOException: error=2, No such file or directory
          Reading config file conf/apollo.cfg
          Can't find tiers file fly.tiers--looking in jar
          Creating /appliedbiosystems/solidbrowser/conf/fly.tiers from /fly.tiers
          Couldn't get fly.tiers from jar
          Error on line 54 of conf/fly.style:
          Types file fly.tiers not found!
          Can't find tiers file fly.tiers--looking in jar
          Creating /appliedbiosystems/solidbrowser/conf/fly.tiers from /fly.tiers
          Couldn't get fly.tiers from jar
          Error on line 56 of conf/chado.style:
          Types file fly.tiers not found!
          Can't find tiers file rice.tiers--looking in jar
          Creating /appliedbiosystems/solidbrowser/conf/rice.tiers from /rice.tiers
          Couldn't get rice.tiers from jar
          Error on line 54 of conf/rice.style:
          Types file rice.tiers not found!
          warning - unable to find chado jdbc adapter config file chado-adapter.xml
          Can't find tiers file ensj.tiers--looking in jar
          Creating /appliedbiosystems/solidbrowser/conf/ensj.tiers from /ensj.tiers
          Couldn't get ensj.tiers from jar
          Error on line 2 of conf/gff.style:
          Types file ensj.tiers not found!
          ....

          Thanks a lot!

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          • westerman
            Rick Westerman
            • Jun 2008
            • 1104

            #6
            Originally posted by lellabioinfo View Post
            ...
            Cannot run program "/appliedbiosystems/solidbrowser/bin/get-real-path": java.io.IOException: error=2, No such file or directory
            ...
            As usual when the first error you encounter is 'no such file' then I suggest checking your PATH to make sure that it points to the corona_lite/bin directory. One way to do this is via the corona shell script. I run tcsh and have in my .cshrc

            setenv CORONAROOT /phillip/corona_lite
            source $CORONAROOT/etc/profile.d/corona.csh

            Similar commands are available to bash, etc.

            If you want for us to do more troubleshooting of your problem then please do an:

            echo $PATH
            echo $CORONAROOT

            And paste in the results into your message.

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            • jsun529
              Member
              • Apr 2009
              • 52

              #7
              SOLiD

              When run corona_lite matching and SNP pipeline, there are several known snp indels have not been picked up , what are the parameters to fiddle ? Thanks

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              • westerman
                Rick Westerman
                • Jun 2008
                • 1104

                #8
                In regards to missing SNPs, I know of no parameters to fiddle with. Oh, there is the mysterious '-pt' parameters but as far as I can tell it does not make much of a difference.

                Do check the snp_prob.dat file to see if your SNP was even potentially discovered.

                There is the diBayes program which is available from the Solid software web site. I haven't had much luck with the program but perhaps I need to try an different approach.

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