Open mvanins opened 1 year ago
Hi Mike,
I would recommend starting with just one read in each file, and also the most basic parameters.
Hi
I am having a similar issue with bulk RNAseq data paired end data. I am getting the following error
"EXITING because of FATAL ERROR: read files are not consistent, reached the end of the one before the other one
SOLUTION: Check you your input files: they may be corrupted"
I have cross checked using diff that the R1 & R2 are in the same order and have the same number of reads.
My command is
STAR --runThreadN 15 --runMode alignReads --quantMode GeneCounts --genomeDir /analysis/reference/hg38/13042022/genome/ --readFilesIn S1_R1_001.fastq S1_R2_001.fastq --outFileNamePrefix ${alignmentDir}/S1 --outSAMtype BAM SortedByCoordinate
This likely indicates an issue with the formatting of the files.
Hi Alex, Thanks for the reply. The fastq was generated directly using bcl2fastq convert post sequencing. So, not sure what could be the problem. Doing head and tail for the file seems to shows no problem with the file.
Hi Shruti,
you can try to find the problem by mapping a subset of the reads with --readMapNumber
.
To increase speed, use --outSAMtype None
. In principle, you can use binary search to pinpoint the exact place in the file that has bad formatting.
Hi,
I am trying to map paired-end single-cell RNA-seq data with STARSolo. The cell barcode and UMI are located on a separate third read (in reality the the UMI and CB are located on different reads, but I have moved them around in a separate pre-processing step so they will be compatible).
Mapping fails with the following error:
but I have verified that the fastq input files are properly formatted (same number of reads in the same order). Additionally, the same command successfully completes with no error with all of the two-read combinations (e.g., R1 and R3, R1 and R2, R2 and R3).
The full command is:
tested with both 2.7.10a and 2.7.11a
Do you have any ideas what I might be able to try?
Thanks, Mike