Closed jackson-roberts closed 6 months ago
Hi Jackson,
Yes, these should always be equal. I'm not sure how that could have happened. Are the input files equal in terms of read pairs?
-b
Hey Brant!
thanks for the response and apologies for the delay. I pulled an my old system running phyluce 1.6, ran the identical spades call with the same data, and all ran well until it (as expected) ran out of RAM. I feel really really silly. Spades currently is not compatible with Mac M2 ARM OS’, which I was running when this error persisted. So everything is running as it should, it is just time to update to a large Linux based system.
Thanks again for your time.
Jackson
Hey Brant,
I finally updated from phyluce 1.6 -> 1.7 and (in my memory) have never experienced this issue. illumiprocessor+trimmomatic appear to be running correctly, but the final READ1.fastq.gz and READ2.fastq.gz have unequal reads, thus Spades is throwing the OS value 255 error.
Am I just missing something simple? Shouldn't the READ1 + READ2 files from illumiprocessor in the split-adapter-quality-trimmed directory always be equal, with all orphaned reads in the singleton file?
Thanks, and hope you are well.
Jackson