- transfer the fastq files of the bacteria of your choice to your VM in a dedicated directory
- make sure that the directoy contains only the fastq
- open a screen session by doing (substitute <screen_name> with your name of choice)
screen -S <screen_name>
- then run the follow command (change where needed)
# INNUca basic command
# You should specify where the output goes whenever there is an option to do that
# Whenever possible use the option to specify the number of CPUs/threads to be used
docker run --rm -u $(id -u):$(id -g) -it -v /path/to/data:/data/ ummidock/innuca:3.1 \
INNUca.py --inputDirectory /data/reads/<your_species_name>/ \
--speciesExpected "<your species name with space>" \
--genomeSizeExpectedMb <your_species_genome size> \
--outdir /data/genomes/<your_species_name>/innuca/ \
--threads 8
- detach the screen by pressing “Ctrl-A” and “d“. You will not see anything when you press those buttons. The output will be like this:
[detached from 5561.pts-0.193.166.24.142]
cloud-user@193.166.24.142 ~ $
- re-attach the screen
screen -r <screen_name>
if you are not sure if you are already in a screen or you do not remember the screen name do as below
screen -ls