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6.4 years ago
Guillermo D. Huerta
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Hi all,
I'm trying to run ViromeScan, and used the following:
$ module use /fs/project/PAS1117/modulefiles
$ module load viromescan/viromescan
$ module load bowtie2
viromescan -p 3 -m /fs/PAS1117/modulefiles/viromescan -d virus_ALL -1 /fs/project/PAS1117/Tara_Euk/upwelling-v2/ERR1719154_1.fastq.gz -2 /fs/project/PAS1117/Tara_Euk/upwelling-v2/ERR1719154_2.fastq.gz -o viromescan_out
but received...
Could not locate a Bowtie index corresponding to basename "/fs/PAS1117/modulefiles/viromescan/viromescan/database/bowtie2/virus_ALL"
Error: Encountered internal Bowtie 2 exception (#1)
Command: /usr/local/bowtie2/bowtie2-2.2.9/bowtie2-align-s --wrapper basic-0 -x /fs/PAS1117/modulefiles/viromescan/viromescan/database/bowtie2/virus_ALL --sensitive-local -p 3 --passthrough -1 /tmp/13722.inpipe1 -2 /tmp/13722.inpipe2
(ERR): bowtie2-align exited with value 1
Would you know how to solve this?
thanks, Guillermo
Where are the files for your
bowtie2
index located? It looks likeviromescan
is looking for them in/fs/PAS1117/modulefiles/viromescan/viromescan/database/bowtie2/
.You could add the directory containing index to your
$PATH
by doingexport PATH=$PATH:/path_to_dir_with_virus_ALL
.Hello,
I've tried it as you suggested it and I'm keeping the same. I've exported the index to my PATH. It's weird because I downloaded it from viromescan's repository.
Hope you can help me.
Thanks,
Mario.
Can you post listing of
ls -l virus_ALL*
command from `bowtie2 directory?Sure!
I followed the manual from viromescan website, and I decompress the bowtie2 folder.
So that looks ok. Simplest thing would be to try the command giving full path to the database. See if that works.
I did it, and I got the same error:
Is there another way to get database in bowtie2 format?