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Hi everyone, does someone know why the Busco's website doesn't work?
Thanks you
busco.ezlab.org
Thanks you
busco.ezlab.org
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It's down.
You can find links to the code and datasets there. -
Thanks uoi Kukowski i found it thanks to you.Originally posted by Bukowski View PostIt's down.
You can find links to the code and datasets there.
Now i'm having a probleme, I don't know if you know a solution?
I used this code:
python run_BUSCO.py -i ACG-0042-scaffold.fa -o busco_output -l hymenoptera_odb9 -m geno
And I got this message error:
ERROR No section [busco] found in /home/ivan/Bureau/STAGE/BUSCO/Busco/scripts/../config/config.ini. Please make sure both the file and this section exist, see userguide.
Do you know what is the probleme?Comment
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So, I had this problem- it could be due to two things:
(1) By default BUSCO has a file called. That file needs to modified and renamed asCode:/path-to-busco-installation/busco/config/config.ini.default
.Code:/path-to-busco-installation/busco/config/config.ini
(2) You may have solved problem (1), but you removed the lines between sections. For example,
BUSCO will give that error if you have:
But no error with the following:Code:[tblastn] # path to tblastn path = /usr/bin/ [makeblastdb] # path to makeblastdb path = /usr/bin/
Code:[tblastn] # path to tblastn path = /usr/bin/ [makeblastdb] # path to makeblastdb path = /usr/bin/
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