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  • cjose
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    • Jul 2011
    • 14

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    Error: Reference sequence requires more than 240 blocks.

    Hello,

    I am running alignment on my data, using CASAVA 1.8, and I am getting this message:

    td::exception::what: Reference sequence requires more than 240 blocks. If you are using multiple short reference files, you may get around this issue by concatenating them into a single large one. Otherwise, please reduce the length of your reference sequence.

    So, I concatenated all my chr*.fa files into one hg19.fa file. After running the alignment again, the same error happens.

    Has anyone seen this before? Tips, suggestions and solutions are welcome. Thanks in advance.
  • cjose
    Member
    • Jul 2011
    • 14

    #2
    Forgot to add that I changed to config.txt in the Aligned folder so it would point to the new folder with the newly concatenated file.

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