I wanted to use it to split a mixed fastq file into two for each read pair.
According to the seqtk seq -h I could use -1 and -2 for that:
seqtk seq -1 toAssemble_mixedPairs.fastq > toAssemble_1.fastq
seqtk seq -2 toAssemble_mixedPairs.fastq > toAssemble_2.fastq
I used 'grep /1 toAssemble_2' to confirm there is no /1 in the file. That seems fine.
The toAssemble_1 file, however, contains /2 entries.
Counting them reveals 70mio /1 and 280mio /2 reads (~80GB mixed file).
I just cloned and made seqtk.
I wanted to use it to split a mixed fastq file into two for each read pair. According to the seqtk seq -h I could use -1 and -2 for that: seqtk seq -1 toAssemble_mixedPairs.fastq > toAssemble_1.fastq seqtk seq -2 toAssemble_mixedPairs.fastq > toAssemble_2.fastq
I used 'grep /1 toAssemble_2' to confirm there is no /1 in the file. That seems fine.
The toAssemble_1 file, however, contains /2 entries. Counting them reveals 70mio /1 and 280mio /2 reads (~80GB mixed file).
Any ideas?