Closed BOM86 closed 6 years ago
Problem solved: there was a folder called "correction" the same folder where my sequences are located. After I successfully run the first error correction I had to manually removing this folder, this solved the problem of the previous error message.
Is it possible you had two canu runs in the same place? The 'correction' directory is made by canu, for storing intermediate correction results - it's possible one run stepped on the other one, or the second run picked up intermediate results from the first run and got confused.
Just seeing if there is something to fix here. (Two runs in the same place isn't something I can easily fix.)
Thank you for your fast answer, I was running single canu runs in the same place. The problem was that the intermediate correction results were not deleted after the run completed. After I manually deleted the folder it worked just fine.
Closed, @brianwalenz I assume there is nothing to fix here.
Hi,
I'm starting to use MinION sequencing to sequence ~450-550bp amplicons. This is done to set up a sensitive assay to get a complete viral genome in the end (with overlapping amplicons). I would like to test canu to perform error correction on these reads. However I experiences some issues while testing canu. The first problem is that I cannot set a genome size shorter than 1000bp, is it possible to ignore this error issue since my amplicons are shorter than 1000bp?
And a second question I have, is when I run canu using the following settings it works on my mac but it crashes on the server for some reason: canu -correct -minOverlapLength=10 -nanopore-raw BC01.qc.fq -p BC01_corrected gnuplotTested=true useGrid=false -genomeSize=1000 stopOnReadQuality=false -minReadLength=100
When I run this I get the following error (perhaps is it very easy to solve):
Can you perhaps help me with this issue?
Thanks in advance and best regards,
Bas
And in more detail the output of canu: