Closed ewoutcrombez closed 2 months ago
Hi! I'm getting a very similar error, but at a different step.
The log when I run my canu command ends with:
-- Starting command on Sun Jul 14 15:13:23 2024 with 436487.224 GB free disk space
cd correction
/powerplant/workspace/appscratch/miniconda/cfnjxb_canu/bin/generateCorrectionLayouts \
-S ../SNA_V2_canu.seqStore \
-O ./SNA_V2_canu.ovlStore \
-C ./SNA_V2_canu.corStore.WORKING \
-eC 80 \
-xC 40 \
> ./SNA_V2_canu.corStore.err 2>&1
-- Finished on Sun Jul 14 16:43:22 2024 (5399 seconds) with 436133.289 GB free disk space
----------------------------------------
ERROR:
ERROR: Failed with exit code 139. (rc=35584)
ERROR:
ABORT:
ABORT: canu 2.2
ABORT: Don't panic, but a mostly harmless error occurred and Canu stopped.
ABORT: Try restarting. If that doesn't work, ask for help.
ABORT:
ABORT: failed to generate correction layouts.
ABORT:
ABORT: Disk space available: 436133.289 GB
ABORT:
ABORT: Last 50 lines of the relevant log file (correction/SNA_V2_canu.corStore.err):
ABORT:
ABORT: generateCorrectionLayouts: stores/sqStore.H:403: uint32 sqStore::sqStore_getReadLength(uint32, sqRead_which): Assertion `id > 0' failed.
ABORT:
ABORT: Failed with 'Aborted'; backtrace (libbacktrace):
ABORT:
ABORT: Failed with 'Segmentation fault'; backtrace (libbacktrace):
ABORT:
I have also tried runnging the generateCorrectionLayouts command with 64GB RAM, but after some time, I get the same segmentation fault
Not sure what could be causing this, but I got rid of the assert() statement that was directly causing the crash. This probably means that it will just fail somewhere else. I'd need at least a stack trace (make BUILDSTACKTRACE=1
), and probably even an actual crashing example, to do more.
Idle, no response
Hello,
I tried running Canu using the command
canu -p Canu -d ../results/Canu genomeSize=158m corOutCoverage=200 correctedErrorRate=0.15 -nanopore reads.fastq.gz
on a slurm grid cluster, but got this "abnormal" error:I have no idea what is the cause of this error. Could you help me resolve this? Many thanks!