*Sure will, I'll run the tests suggested, and get back asap :) Thanks again * * * *Shankar Manoharan Graduate Student Department of Genetics Madurai Kamaraj University* *Ph. +919790167534* * * *I strongly believe in doing my best and leaving the rest to God* * * On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 1:00 AM, Sven Klages <sir.svencelot@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote: > OK, *"Segmentation fault"* is the main problem you have .. > Have you ever used Baccardi with MIRA ACE files? > > Can you open this ACE file with another viewer like 'tablet' just for > checking ACE file integrity. > > Last but not least, it is a "ELF 32-bit LSB executable", Qt3, maybe there > are some incompatibilities with Ubuntu 64bit? > > If your ace file is correct and is read by another viewer you should > contact the developers for support. > (And report the result back here to the list). > > cheers, Sven > > 2012/3/7 Shankar Manoharan <shankarmanostar@xxxxxxxxx> > >> *lol, I'm sorry :D >> >> Firstly, I see the error message "Segmentation fault" on the terminal >> after the error message on Baccardi >> >> Secondly, the output of >> >> root@ubuntu:/gom/GS1_assembly/GS1_d_results# grep ^CO GS1_out.ace | head >> -n 10 >> >> CO GS1_c1 155103 10125 4013 U >> COMMENT{ >> COMMENT{ >> COMMENT{ >> COMMENT{ >> COMMENT{ >> COMMENT{ >> COMMENT{ >> COMMENT{ >> COMMENT{ >> >> * >> *Thirdly, I see from a PhD thesis that MIRA 3 ace files can be read by >> Baccardi. However, I use MIRA 3.4 64 bit on a UBUNTU system for assembly. >> >> I'm really thankful to you for trying to sort out this issue :) >> >> * >> *Shankar Manoharan >> Graduate Student >> Department of Genetics >> Madurai Kamaraj University* >> *Ph. +919790167534* >> * >> * >> *I strongly believe in doing my best and leaving the rest to God* >> * >> * >> >> >> >> On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 12:19 AM, Sven Klages < >> sir.svencelot@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> >>> OK, not what I expected to be an error message ;-) >>> >>> Did you get any output in the terminal after you have started " *sh >>> baccardi.sh* "? >>> >>> Can you post the output of: >>> >>> grep ^CO YOUR_ACE_FILE | head -n 10 >>> >>> Maybe we see something weird (I don't expect to see something weird as >>> MIRA has written the ACE file). >>> >>> Have you ever successfully used Baccardi with MIRA ACE files in the past? >>> >>> cheers, >>> Sven >>> >>> >>> 2012/3/7 Shankar Manoharan <shankarmanostar@xxxxxxxxx> >>> >>>> *Thankyou for replying, and yes Baccardi is still alive among those >>>> who aren't really convenient with linux, C, and C++ programming :D >>>> >>>> 1. MIRA generates an ACE file as a part of the output >>>> 2. I start baccardi by typing 'sh baccardi.sh' >> The baccardi gui >>>> opens up >>>> 3. I make a new project via project>new >>>> 4. In the following dialog box, Project name: ECGS1; sequencing >>>> project: GS1; organism: Enterobacter cloacae GS1; working directory: >>>> GS1_d_results (generated by MIRA) >>>> 5. I am asked to select the ACE file. >>>> 6. When I browse for the file, I have to select 'all files' from the >>>> 'filetype' field to make it visible >>>> 7. In the following dialog, selected 'naming convention: Bielefield' >>>> 'sequences types: BACS+fosmids'; > clicked on finish >>>> 7. Baccardi attempts to parse the file >>>> 8. [image: Inline image 1] >>>> :'( >>>> * >>>> * >>>> * >>>> *Shankar Manoharan >>>> Graduate Student >>>> Department of Genetics >>>> Madurai Kamaraj University* >>>> *Ph. +919790167534* >>>> * >>>> * >>>> *I strongly believe in doing my best and leaving the rest to God* >>>> * >>>> * >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> On Wed, Mar 7, 2012 at 5:29 PM, Sven Klages < >>>> sir.svencelot@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>>> >>>>> 2012/3/7 Shankar Manoharan <shankarmanostar@xxxxxxxxx> >>>>> >>>>>> *Hi* >>>>>> * I'm attempting to validate a MIRA assembly using the Baccardi >>>>>> tool. Baccardi produces an error saying that there are NO CONTIGS in the >>>>>> ace file after parsing it. Any help in this regard will be greatly >>>>>> appreciated :) * >>>>>> * >>>>>> * >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> What exact error message do you get? >>>>> I didn't know Baccardi is still alive out there ;-) >>>>> >>>>> Sven >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> >> >