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Cafe5 hanging with no output #181
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Okay, it looks like I was able to resolve the issue by removing the total column and reinstalling gcc and linking to my bashrc file in my personal directory on the cluster I'm using. Not sure why it was so complicated for me, but yeah. I think the issue is resolved now. It's calculating new Lambdas instead of hanging. I do get this warning:
But the script is at least running now. Will update if program has an issue or something. |
We generally don't test with more than 16 cores (although with the size of machines these days we really should). With 25 species I would expect it to finish in a few minutes - if you were in the 1000 species range I would give it a few hours. The OpenBLAS warning indicates that your OpenBLAS library doesn't support OpenMP. You might ask your cluster administrators to build you a version that does. |
Hello, I have been met the same question with running cafe5 in the 64X Linux as follows: cafe5 -i gene.counts.tab -t tree.withTime.nwk -p -o singlelambda --cores 30 My orthogroups file contains 33 species: The tree file is as following: And the task has been run over 24hs, the results is still empty with no output, and it also has no errors until now. I aslo think there were no problems with the styles of the input files, the other task with 37 species has been running successfully. Really appreciate for your help! |
Similar to the issue posted in #58. I have tried removing any orthogroups where a gene only occurs in one species, and I've also tried a more extreme case where I removed a group if any species did not have an ortholog.
stdout for both cases basically looks like this:
The results dir is also empty.
I'm running this on a cluster with 48 cores/96 threads.
My orthogroups file contains 25 species:
Any ideas on what I should do? Should I try removing the Total column? Also, what is the typical runtime for an analysis?
Thanks!
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