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  • PacBioToCA no output

    I managed somehow to get frg files and so on.
    But after this instruction:
    ./pacBioToCA -length 500 -partitions 200 -l pacbio -t 16 -s pacbio.spec -fastq pacbio.filtered_subreads.fastq illumina.frg > run.out

    The file is empty. How can I solve this?

  • #2
    HI

    Hi nanto,

    any luck to resolve above problem? I am facing same problem.

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    • #3
      Yes, I remember, that somehow I did work out this problem on my own.

      I will try getting the instructions from my notes. Since that time a lot happends, but I'm pretty sure I didn't throw out sth, on which I was working so hard.

      Tomorrow or so, I would try posting what I will find.

      EDIT:

      Try getting sth useful from this:

      fastqToCA -libraryname illumina - insertsize 200 60
      -mates path,path > illumina12.frg
      cat illumina12.frg
      gatekeeper -T -o illumina12.gkpStore illumina12.frg
      gatekeeper -dumpfragments -withsequence illumina12.gkpStore pbtest.fastq
      cat test.gkpStore.fastqUIDmap
      fastqToCA -libraryname pbtest -reads path > pbtest.frg
      cat pbtest.frg
      gatekeeper -T -o pbtest.gkpStore pbtest.frg
      gatekeeper -dumpfragments -withsequence pbtest.gkpStore

      pacbioToCA -length 500 -partitions 200 -l pbtest -t 1 -s path(to spec file) -fastq path(to fastq file) pbtest.illumina12.frg 2>&1 | tee --append pacbiotoca.log
      Last edited by nanto; 02-04-2013, 07:19 AM.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by nanto View Post
        Yes, I remember, that somehow I did work out this problem on my own.

        I will try getting the instructions from my notes. Since that time a lot happends, but I'm pretty sure I didn't throw out sth, on which I was working so hard.

        Tomorrow or so, I would try posting what I will find.
        Thanks nanto. I was able to run the correction with 454 data. The problem is with illumina data. It would be great if you share some tricks you did to correct with illumina data. Awaiting for your instructions.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by sagarutturkar View Post
          Thanks nanto. I was able to run the correction with 454 data. The problem is with illumina data. It would be great if you share some tricks you did to correct with illumina data. Awaiting for your instructions.
          Did anyone ever have a resolution this this post? I am getting the same results with an Illumina file input. It has to be the format of this file since I can get PacBioToCA to work with a ccs file as the input. Can it be the quality formatting of the illumina fastq file? This came off of a recent MiSeq 2X300 run.

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          • #6
            I think I've got similar problem with Illumina paired-end. I have no errors when launching pacBioToCA but it creates only run.out in given path with some useless info. .frg seems to be done correctly.

            Pawel

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            • #7
              In my case, it was because my data had not enougth overlaps, so the fasta ouput file was empty. Check log files.

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