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  • GenoMax
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    Command line looks fine. You are missing critical xml files with run parameters. Let us know what you find out.

    Originally posted by lewewoo View Post
    the operator said everything is in the hard drive but may check him tomorrow... thanks for your help!

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  • lewewoo
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    the operator said everything is in the hard drive but may check him tomorrow... thanks for your help!

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  • lewewoo
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    Thanks, as following is the command line with all the messages from computer:


    [PRINCESS@localhost ~]$ /home/PRINCESS/CASAVA-1.8.2-build/illumina/software/CASAVA-1.8.2/bin/configureBclToFastq.pl --input-dir /home/PRINCESS/Desktop/Parallels_Shared_Folders/Desktop/X111018_SN968_BC09PAACXX/Data/Intensities/BaseCalls --output-dir /home/PRINCESS/Desktop/Lane1Testing_OUT --sample-sheet /home/PRINCESS/Desktop/Parallels_Shared_Folders/Desktop/X111018_SN968_BC09PAACXX/SampleSheet.csv --force
    [2011-11-09 18:06:02] [configureBclToFastq.pl] INFO: Basecalling software: RTA
    [2011-11-09 18:06:02] [configureBclToFastq.pl] INFO: version: 1.12 (build 4)
    [2011-11-09 18:06:02] [configureBclToFastq.pl] WARNING: 'LocationFileType' element not found in /media/psf/Desktop/X111018_SN968_BC09PAACXX/Data/Intensities/BaseCalls/../RTAConfiguration.xml
    [2011-11-09 18:06:02] [configureBclToFastq.pl] WARNING: Couldn't find run info in /media/psf/Desktop/X111018_SN968_BC09PAACXX/Data/Intensities/BaseCalls/../../../RunInfo.xml
    [2011-11-09 18:06:02] [configureBclToFastq.pl] WARNING: Couldn't find RunInfo.xml for /media/psf/Desktop/X111018_SN968_BC09PAACXX/Data/Intensities/BaseCalls
    [2011-11-09 18:06:02] [configureBclToFastq.pl] INFO: Original use-bases mask: undefined
    [2011-11-09 18:06:02] [configureBclToFastq.pl] INFO: Guessed use-bases mask: undefined
    [2011-11-09 18:06:02] [configureBclToFastq.pl] ERROR: undefined mask
    [2011-11-09 18:06:02] [configureBclToFastq.pl] BACKTRACE: at /home/PRINCESS/CASAVA-1.8.2-build/illumina/software/CASAVA-1.8.2/lib/CASAVA-1.8.2/perl/Casava/Demultiplex.pm line 285
    Casava:emultiplex::mask('Casava:emultiplex=HASH(0x254e2a0)', undef) called at /home/PRINCESS/CASAVA-1.8.2-build/illumina/software/CASAVA-1.8.2/bin/configureBclToFastq.pl line 379
    Died at /home/PRINCESS/CASAVA-1.8.2-build/illumina/software/CASAVA-1.8.2/lib/CASAVA-1.8.2/perl/Casava/Common/Log.pm line 310.

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  • GenoMax
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    See my post #4 above.

    1. Did you get the entire folder from your provider?
    2. Provide the command line you are using for this analysis (and the version of CASAVA).

    Originally posted by lewewoo View Post
    what is LocationFileType? and I searched all the folders but failed to find RunInfo.xml, our operator forgot to transfer that file for us?

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  • lewewoo
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    what is LocationFileType? and I searched all the folders but failed to find RunInfo.xml, our operator forgot to transfer that file for us?

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  • lewewoo
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    Thanks for help, still not working...

    First we tried to extract a small piece of data to estimate the running time, so gave us the messages as shown before; now I put everything back (go back to the original folder we got from instrument operator), and as following is the screen script, any helps? thanks!


    [2011-11-09 18:06:02] [configureBclToFastq.pl] INFO: Basecalling software: RTA
    [2011-11-09 18:06:02] [configureBclToFastq.pl] INFO: version: 1.12 (build 4)
    [2011-11-09 18:06:02] [configureBclToFastq.pl] WARNING: 'LocationFileType' element not found in /media/psf/Desktop/X111018_SN968_BC09PAACXX/Data/Intensities/BaseCalls/../RTAConfiguration.xml
    [2011-11-09 18:06:02] [configureBclToFastq.pl] WARNING: Couldn't find run info in /media/psf/Desktop/X111018_SN968_BC09PAACXX/Data/Intensities/BaseCalls/../../../RunInfo.xml
    [2011-11-09 18:06:02] [configureBclToFastq.pl] WARNING: Couldn't find RunInfo.xml for /media/psf/Desktop/X111018_SN968_BC09PAACXX/Data/Intensities/BaseCalls
    [2011-11-09 18:06:02] [configureBclToFastq.pl] INFO: Original use-bases mask: undefined
    [2011-11-09 18:06:02] [configureBclToFastq.pl] INFO: Guessed use-bases mask: undefined
    [2011-11-09 18:06:02] [configureBclToFastq.pl] ERROR: undefined mask
    [2011-11-09 18:06:02] [configureBclToFastq.pl] BACKTRACE: at /home/PRINCESS/CASAVA-1.8.2-build/illumina/software/CASAVA-1.8.2/lib/CASAVA-1.8.2/perl/Casava/Demultiplex.pm line 285
    Casava:emultiplex::mask('Casava:emultiplex=HASH(0x254e2a0)', undef) called at /home/PRINCESS/CASAVA-1.8.2-build/illumina/software/CASAVA-1.8.2/bin/configureBclToFastq.pl line 379
    Died at /home/PRINCESS/CASAVA-1.8.2-build/illumina/software/CASAVA-1.8.2/lib/CASAVA-1.8.2/perl/Casava/Common/Log.pm line 310.

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  • GenoMax
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    As pointed out before you do not appear to be using the entire folder structure to do the de-multiplexing.

    Perhaps you did not own all the samples on this flowcell so your facility gave you only a part of the total data (I have never tried to analyze data this way ... has anyone else done this?)
    ---------------------------------
    Message 1 about LocationType is a residual of some code that had to do with GAIIx (as I remember it).

    Messages 2 and 3 should go away once you do the de-multiplexing using the entire raw flowcell data folder.

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    I wonder if this another instance where a core facility is expecting users to do the work they should have done for them.

    Can you post the command line you are using? That may help with the diagnosis of this problem.

    Originally posted by lewewoo View Post

    For message 1, we have RTAConfiguration.xml, but we don't know where we should put;
    For message 2, we can not find RunInfo.xml, need we go to machine to check it?
    For message 3, if you have experience to share about barcode mask we really appreciate it...

    thanks!

    P.S. CASAVA is so much painful to install and get work....
    Last edited by GenoMax; 11-09-2011, 03:55 PM.

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  • sklages
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    "'LocationFileType' element not found" warning is what I get frequently with CASAVA 1.8.x. It seems not to be a problem.
    If RunInfo.xml is not found it is hard to guess what demultiplexing parameters to use. That's why you get "Message 3".

    For message 1: "RTAConfiguration.xml" should reside in "Data/Intensities/", but may lack the requested entry 'LocationFileType' .
    For message 2: yes, but better get the whole run folder! Then demultiplex.
    For message 3: How should I know what type of run you try to work on?

    Code:
        --use-bases-mask *mask*[[*,mask*]...]
                Conversion mask characters:
    
                  - Y or y: use
                  - N or n: discard
                  - I or i: use for indexing
    
                If not given, the mask will be guessed from the RunInfo.xml file
                in the run folder.
    
                For instance, in a 2x76 indexed paired end run, the mask
                *Y76,I6n,y75n* means: "use all 76 bases from the first end,
                discard the last base of the indexing read, and use only the
                first 75 bases of the second end".
    CASAVA is so much painful to install and get work..
    Installation and getting things running is by far the smallest problem with Illumina data production and analysis pipeline :-)

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  • westerman
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    2) Yes. The RunInfo should be in the very top level of the run directory.

    3) I suspect that if you get the RTAconfiguration and RunInfo files into their proper places then then barcoding will work.
    Last edited by westerman; 11-10-2011, 11:02 AM. Reason: Took away point #1. It was not helpful and, worse, wrong! :-(

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  • lewewoo
    started a topic Helps about using CASAVA to extract seq

    Helps about using CASAVA to extract seq

    We have got base callings files (.bcl) and would like to extract reads from it, however, have troubles to do this:
    Warning messages:
    Message 1:
    [2011-11-08 16:37:30]ne1[configureBclToFastq.pl]/BaseCalWARNING: 'LocationFileType' element not found in /media/psf/Lane1Testing/Data/Intensities/BaseCalls/../RTAConfiguration.xml

    Message 2
    [2011-11-08 16:37:30]Lan[configureBclToFastq.pl]es/BaseCWARNING: Couldn't find run info in /media/psf/Lane1Testing/Data/Intensities/BaseCalls/../../../RunInfo.xml[2011-11-08 16:37:30] [configureBclToFastq.pl] WARNING: Couldn't find RunInfo.xml for /media/psf/Lane1Testing/Data/Intensities/BaseCalls

    Message 3

    [2011-11-08 16:37:30] [configureBclToFastq.pl] ERROR: barcode CGATGT for lane 1 has length 6: expected barcode lenth (including delimiters) is 1

    For message 1, we have RTAConfiguration.xml, but we don't know where we should put;
    For message 2, we can not find RunInfo.xml, need we go to machine to check it?
    For message 3, if you have experience to share about barcode mask we really appreciate it...

    thanks!

    P.S. CASAVA is so much painful to install and get work....

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