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I am running CONSENT-polish on a contig of ~10Mbp. I installed CONSENT v2.2.2 with conda. The commend was: CONSENT-polish --contigs $contig.fa --reads $read.fastq --out polished.fa
The alignment and sorting was successful. But I got an error at polishing step saying illegal instruction of CONSENT-polishing:
So I tried manually starting polishing step by CONSENT-polishing -a Alignments_22661.paf >> polished.fa , and I got segmentation fault error:
slurm_script: line 37: 25624 Segmentation fault CONSENT-polishing -a Alignments_22661.paf >> polished.fa
The job failed after only 8 seconds and the memory usage was 1.64MB (I requested over 90GB) so I don't think it was a memory issue. Then I tried providing the contig (-r) and read (-R) files to CONSENT-polishing and I got the same illegal instruction error. I also tried converting reads.fastq to reads.fa and it didn't work.
One thing interesting is, I have several contigs (all are ~10Mbp in length) and corresponding reads.fastq files. I tried to polish them with same default settings and same amount of resources. Some successfully completed while others failed with the illegal instruction error. I could not find out what are different between these datasets.
I uploaded 3 failed and 1 successful contig+read files here (read_1.fasta is used for polishing contig_1.fa, etc). These are PacBio CLR reads.
Do you have any idea what might be the reason?
Thank you so much!
Maggi
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Hello Pierre,
I am running CONSENT-polish on a contig of ~10Mbp. I installed CONSENT v2.2.2 with conda. The commend was:
CONSENT-polish --contigs $contig.fa --reads $read.fastq --out polished.fa
The alignment and sorting was successful. But I got an error at polishing step saying illegal instruction of CONSENT-polishing:
Then I checked the CONSENT-polishing with
CONSENT-polishing -h
and I noticed there is no options like -r or -R, and the -m option seems not matching:So I tried manually starting polishing step by
CONSENT-polishing -a Alignments_22661.paf >> polished.fa
, and I got segmentation fault error:slurm_script: line 37: 25624 Segmentation fault CONSENT-polishing -a Alignments_22661.paf >> polished.fa
The job failed after only 8 seconds and the memory usage was 1.64MB (I requested over 90GB) so I don't think it was a memory issue. Then I tried providing the contig (-r) and read (-R) files to CONSENT-polishing and I got the same illegal instruction error. I also tried converting reads.fastq to reads.fa and it didn't work.
One thing interesting is, I have several contigs (all are ~10Mbp in length) and corresponding reads.fastq files. I tried to polish them with same default settings and same amount of resources. Some successfully completed while others failed with the illegal instruction error. I could not find out what are different between these datasets.
I uploaded 3 failed and 1 successful contig+read files here (read_1.fasta is used for polishing contig_1.fa, etc). These are PacBio CLR reads.
Do you have any idea what might be the reason?
Thank you so much!
Maggi
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: