Have anyone tried Correction package of SOAPdenovo? I input the fq file, but it alway said that fail to open file?
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I have put the name of file in the txt file like this:
/diag/home/jjin/oil_palm/raw/DNA1.fastq
/diag/home/jjin/oil_palm/raw/DNA2.fastq
However, it still display error for the second file:
quality cutoff: 5
seed length: 17
output kmer index?: no
file format: fq
>>>>>>>>>>hash initializing<<<<<<<<<<
in /diag/home/jjin/oil_palm/raw/DNA1.fastq
file of the reads - /diag/home/jjin/oil_palm/raw/DNA2.fast - opening failed.
spend total time 3919
Can anyone give me some suggestions?
Thanks!
Jingjing
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I met the same problem as yours. Just add an 'return' at the end of second line of the input list file. It will be fine! Hope this will help you!
Originally posted by jjjscuedu View PostI have put the name of file in the txt file like this:
/diag/home/jjin/oil_palm/raw/DNA1.fastq
/diag/home/jjin/oil_palm/raw/DNA2.fastq
However, it still display error for the second file:
quality cutoff: 5
seed length: 17
output kmer index?: no
file format: fq
>>>>>>>>>>hash initializing<<<<<<<<<<
in /diag/home/jjin/oil_palm/raw/DNA1.fastq
file of the reads - /diag/home/jjin/oil_palm/raw/DNA2.fast - opening failed.
spend total time 3919
Can anyone give me some suggestions?
Thanks!
Jingjing
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I don't want to sound like a jerk, but did you make sure the path and permissions were correct?
Originally posted by jjjscuedu View PostI have put the name of file in the txt file like this:
/diag/home/jjin/oil_palm/raw/DNA1.fastq
/diag/home/jjin/oil_palm/raw/DNA2.fastq
However, it still display error for the second file:
quality cutoff: 5
seed length: 17
output kmer index?: no
file format: fq
>>>>>>>>>>hash initializing<<<<<<<<<<
in /diag/home/jjin/oil_palm/raw/DNA1.fastq
file of the reads - /diag/home/jjin/oil_palm/raw/DNA2.fast - opening failed.
spend total time 3919
Can anyone give me some suggestions?
Thanks!
Jingjing
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