Hello
I am working with some CAMI dataset consisting in simulated reads from a mock community.
Bowtie2 does not recognize the reads as valid fastq, even if they are and ran successfully in a previous assembly step.
The command is:
bowtie2 -x /home/tamames/marinemags/bintest/sample0/data/sample0.bowtie -1 sample0.sample0.current_1.gz -2 sample0.sample0.current_2.gz --quiet -p 12 -S sample0.sample0.sam --very-sensitive-local
which fails with:
Aligning to reference with bowtie
Error: reads file does not look like a FASTQ file
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'int'
Aborted (core dumped)
(ERR): bowtie2-align exited with value 134
The read files looks good to me, as proper fastq files:
zcat sample0.sample0.current_1.gz
Hello I am working with some CAMI dataset consisting in simulated reads from a mock community. Bowtie2 does not recognize the reads as valid fastq, even if they are and ran successfully in a previous assembly step. The command is:
bowtie2 -x /home/tamames/marinemags/bintest/sample0/data/sample0.bowtie -1 sample0.sample0.current_1.gz -2 sample0.sample0.current_2.gz --quiet -p 12 -S sample0.sample0.sam --very-sensitive-local
which fails with:
The read files looks good to me, as proper fastq files: zcat sample0.sample0.current_1.gz
zcat sample0.sample0.current_2.gz
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Best, J