Closed KristinaGagalova closed 2 years ago
Hi @KristinaGagalova,
As you say, it looks like the gcc-5
command is not working. Its possible your system has an older version of gcc
that is functional, this may help https://askubuntu.com/questions/26498/how-to-choose-the-default-gcc-and-g-version
If you have docker installed that might also work.
Is there possible to provide an example of a Docker run? Thank you
Yes of course. There is an example shown on dockerhub page: https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/kcleal/dysgu/
An example workflow using docker:
# Make an 'input_folder', put your bam file and reference genome inside:
.
├── input_folder
│ ├──sample.bam
│ ├── reference.fasta
│ └── reference.fasta.fai
└── ...
# Make an 'output_folder':
mkdir output_folder
# Set up docker:
docker pull kcleal/dysgu
docker run -it \
--mount src="${PWD}"/input_folder,target=/input_folder,type=bind \
--mount src="${PWD}"/output_folder,target=/output_folder,type=bind \
kcleal/dysgu
cd input_folder
# Run dysgu:
dysgu run reference.fasta wd sample.bam > ../output_folder/sample.vcf
it worked fine, thank you.
Good to hear
Hi, I am upgrading to the newest version of dysgu and I have the following error with pip3. I created a dedicated conda env especially for that.
Looks like I have some issues installing gcc-5 on my system.
Do you have any suggestion on how to install dysgu with pip3? Thank you in advance