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  • Ben Langmead
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    Hi Michael,

    Hmmm... Where did you get that version of Crossbow? I didn't release any versions between 0.1.3 and 1.0.4 .

    At any rate, please try the latest version (1.0.4) available from the crossbow page:

    http://bowtie-bio.sourceforge.net/crossbow/index.shtml

    And let me know if there's still a problem,
    Ben

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  • Michael Robinson
    started a topic Crossbow 1.0.0 help please

    Crossbow 1.0.0 help please

    I am very very new with Crossbow and all its tools.

    Following Crossbow 1.0.0 manual instructions I installed it and all the required tools. I am running Ubuntu in a 4 gig laptop.

    I would like to run it in a single node without Hadoop for the moment.

    Per the manual, the following are the commands that I am using and the error that I received.


    michael@michael-laptop:~/crossbow_1/crossbow-1.0.0-beta4/example/e_coli$
    perl $CROSSBOW_HOME/cb_local.pl -input=small.manifest -preprocess
    -pre-output=preproc_small -reference=$CROSSBOW_REFS/e_coli
    -output=output_small -cpus=1
    Died at /home/michael/crossbow_1/crossbow-1.0.0-beta4/cb_emr.pl line 1290.

    Any help will be appreciated.

    Michael

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