Open sunyanling opened 8 years ago
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do you need to change "V9\" to "V9 \" (with a space)?
also, maybe try running it with "-v" for verbose output
I use "- v" it finished ,but still have no results. speedseq var \ -o V9 \ -t 23 \ -v \ speedseq/annotations/human_g1k_v37.fasta \ V9.bam
also when I use "-w" ,it stopped quickly. I am sure I put it on the options position. what should I do?
Did the command print anything out to the screen while it was running? It might help diagnose the problem
also, it should have created a temp directory while it was working. Did it?
it create a temp directory and print some results like"V9.GL000249.1:0..38502.vcf,V9.GL000248.1:0..39786.vcf,V9.GL000247.1:0..36422.vcf,V9.GL000246.1:0..38154.vcf,V9.9:0..141213431.vcf......windows.bed,var_command.txt" But there 're nothing in the vcf files .anything wrong?
First, you should ensure that your BAM file is not corrupt. Also, speedseq -v will print out its internal commands while it is running. Use that information to diagnose the step that is causing the problem.
First step, I succesd in alignment, but the second step ,I don' know why it is failed . The running time still relapsed ,but actual expending CPU time is immobile. there're no writing in the results file. The code as below "speedseq var \ -o V9\ -t 23 \ annotations/human_g1k_v37.fasta \ V9.bam" I use 150G mem and 30 thread. There is no error , just no results . who can tell me why