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segmentation fault during consensus #266
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I was able to run this locally with v2.1 without any consensus errors/warnings. I suspect this is the same as issue #247 and is fixed by this commit: marbl/canu@c61ebbb. In that case, you'd need to build canu locally and replace the utgcns binary in your conda installation of verkko. Before you do that though, I'd like to verify if that's the case, can you share the cnspack for one of the failing partitions so I can run it locally? |
Dear Serge, |
Thanks, I confirmed the crash and that the reference commit above fixes the issue. It will be in the next verkko release but in the meantime, if you build canu from tip and replace the utgcns binary, it should address your crash. |
I saw a message about building canu but din't see the post here, I assume you resolved the issue? It looked like an older version of git that couldn't initialize the submodules (marbl/canu#1747). It should be possible to run |
Dear Sergey,
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Thanks for the update. |
Hi,
I am using verkko 2.1 (bioconda verkko bioconda 2.1) in a local machine with 208 threads and 2 TB RAM, running CentOS7. I am assembling the Y chromosome of HG002 using subsets of the HiFi and ONT UL reads, and I am repeatedly getting a segmentation fault error during the consensus step. The HiFi and ONT reads were obtained as follows. I used minimap2 and seqtk to get the Y-linked reads from HiFi and ONT reads, and assembled them with verkko. Several variations worked well, but one paticular read dataset (HiFi + ONT) is always causing a fatal error (I uploaded these reads to https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1kp4zPwQ27rNNzvXeM-3MdUT5slNXiLUH?usp=sharing). 2024-06-20T113029.669398.snakemake.log The command line I am using is:
I attached the snakemake log file.
The error message follows:
Digging a bit more, I found no error message in ./7-consensus/buildPackages.err , but there is a detailed report in 7-consensus/packages/part005.err , as follows in the end of this message.
I obtained the reads twice (using seqtk)), with the same error result. So now I am stuck. Any suggestions?
thanks,
Bernardo
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