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Hi Bowtie2 team, i built a large bowtie2 index for mapping reads.
total 133435644 -rw-rw----+ 1 jeff nobody 43675027048 Sep 15 00:56 ref_index.1.bt2l -rw-rw----+ 1 jeff nobody 23019217540 Sep 15 00:55 ref_index.2.bt2l -rw-rw----+ 1 jeff nobody 20060349498 Sep 14 16:05 ref_index.3.bt2l -rw-rw----+ 1 jeff nobody 11509608764 Sep 14 16:05 ref_index.4.bt2l -rw-rw----+ 1 jeff nobody 15354534352 Sep 15 09:29 ref_index.rev.1.bt2l -rw-rw----+ 1 jeff nobody 23019217540 Sep 15 09:29 ref_index.rev.2.bt2l
## Log info for build the index (just show last lines of log) Returning block of 461271466 for bucket 113 bucket 119: 70% Sorting block time: 00:01:43 Returning block of 274052016 for bucket 116 Sorting block time: 00:03:12 Returning block of 486340735 for bucket 110 bucket 120: 100% Sorting block of length 181450669 for bucket 120 (Using difference cover) bucket 118: 90% bucket 119: 80% bucket 118: 100% Sorting block of length 355040350 for bucket 118 (Using difference cover) Sorting block time: 00:02:38 Returning block of 419608539 for bucket 117 bucket 119: 90% Sorting block time: 00:01:05 Returning block of 181450670 for bucket 120 bucket 119: 100% Sorting block of length 375196572 for bucket 119 (Using difference cover) Sorting block time: 00:03:21 Returning block of 531786056 for bucket 115 Sorting block time: 00:02:11 Returning block of 355040351 for bucket 118 Sorting block time: 00:02:17 Returning block of 375196573 for bucket 119 Exited Ebwt loop fchr[A]: 0 fchr[C]: 11304538870 fchr[G]: 20200379535 fchr[T]: 35518546876 fchr[$]: 46038435056 Exiting Ebwt::buildToDisk() Returning from initFromVector Wrote 125484427260 bytes to primary EBWT file: Results/origin/bowtie2_index/ref_index.rev.1.bt2l.tmp Wrote 23019217540 bytes to secondary EBWT file: Results/origin/bowtie2_index/ref_index.rev.2.bt2l.tmp Re-opening _in1 and _in2 as input streams Returning from Ebwt constructor Headers: len: 46038435056 bwtLen: 46038435057 sz: 11509608764 bwtSz: 11509608765 lineRate: 7 offRate: 4 offMask: 0xfffffffffffffff0 ftabChars: 10 eftabLen: 20 eftabSz: 160 ftabLen: 1048577 ftabSz: 8388616 offsLen: 2877402192 offsSz: 23019217536 lineSz: 128 sideSz: 128 sideBwtSz: 96 sideBwtLen: 384 numSides: 119891758 numLines: 119891758 ebwtTotLen: 15346145024 ebwtTotSz: 15346145024 color: 0 reverse: 1 Total time for backward call to driver() for mirror index: 03:02:05
It looks everything fine for the index. However, when I try to map the reads with the index. It raised an problem:
Error reading _ebwt[] array: no more data Error: Encountered internal Bowtie 2 exception (#1) Command: /path/to/bowtie2-2.5.3-linux-x86_64/bowtie2-align-l --wrapper basic-0 -p 2 -x Results/ligation/bowtie2_index/ref_index -f -S Results/barcodeFasta/test.sam --sensitive Results/barcodeFasta/test.fasta (ERR): bowtie2-align exited with value 1
Do you have some insights or suggestions for me? Thank you.
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Hello,
There must have been some sort of I/O issue while reading the BWT. Does this happen consistently? Are you reading the data off of a local filesystem?
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Hi Bowtie2 team, i built a large bowtie2 index for mapping reads.
It looks everything fine for the index. However, when I try to map the reads with the index. It raised an problem:
Error reading _ebwt[] array: no more data
Error: Encountered internal Bowtie 2 exception (#1)
Command: /path/to/bowtie2-2.5.3-linux-x86_64/bowtie2-align-l --wrapper basic-0 -p 2 -x Results/ligation/bowtie2_index/ref_index -f -S Results/barcodeFasta/test.sam --sensitive Results/barcodeFasta/test.fasta
(ERR): bowtie2-align exited with value 1
Do you have some insights or suggestions for me? Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: