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HypoGG
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I am using the HOMER in Cygwin64 terminal, trying to find out motif sites in a subset of gene, http://homer.ucsd.edu/homer/microarray/index.html
I am using the code as follow, $ findMotifs.pl "C:\cygwin64\home\users\bin\BATKO.txt" mouse "C:\cygwin64\home\users\bin\Results" -start -400 -end 100
Progress: Step1 - Convert input file to refseq IDs
Percentage of IDs converted into refseq: 96.0% (121 out of 126)
Progress: Step2 - prepare sequence files
Progress: Step3 - creating foreground/background file
Progress: Step4 - removing redundant promoters
Kept 31006 of 34608
Progress: Step5 - adjusting background sequences for GC/CpG content...
Bin # Targets # Background Background Weight
3 1 927 0.284
4 8 1675 1.257
5 13 2799 1.222
6 22 3760 1.540
7 45 10494 1.128
8 19 8046 0.621
9 7 2558 0.720
Normalizing lower order oligos using homer2
sh: line 1: \cygwin64\home\kmung\bin/homer2: cannot execute binary file: Exec format error
It looks fine in the beginning and all in sudden it pops out the error message ''cannot execute binary file: Exec format error''. Did anyone also encounter this kind of situation and how should I deal with it?
Sincere thanks!
Could be a weird syntax difference between
\
and/
, see \cygwin64\home\kmung\bin/
homer2Hi @HypoGG, I have also encountered the same error. I wonder whether you have found the solution for this matter and will you able to share it? Thanks in advance
My first approach would always be to run this in native Linux via WSL2. It is probably some cygwin thing that goes away once it is pure Linux.