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Hi ONT, is it possible to add in the resume list command. I have over 800 fast5 files in the fast5_skip folder. I'm running the demux and it said it would take 23hrs to finish. My computer froze and upon restarting it, i cant seem to resume the process. It's starting again from scratch. Do you have any commands to resume demux from where it stopped last. Thanks. Luna
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Hi @SkabbiVML --there is unfortunately not a terribly easy way to do this, but we will work on adding one. If you have some familiarity with manipulating tsv files, you could try this in the meantime:
In each of the output demultiplexed folders, there is a file called filename_mapping.txt that contains the read_ids of all the reads that have been processed so far.
If you can remove lines with those read_ids from the summary.txt file that you used as the input to demux_fast5, then you can call fast5_subset on your input folder to extract all the reads from there that have not yet been demultiplexed.
Hi ONT, is it possible to add in the resume list command. I have over 800 fast5 files in the fast5_skip folder. I'm running the demux and it said it would take 23hrs to finish. My computer froze and upon restarting it, i cant seem to resume the process. It's starting again from scratch. Do you have any commands to resume demux from where it stopped last. Thanks. Luna
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: