Hello Luciano,
You probably need to be root to write to /bin (often done by leading the
command string with a "sudo"). It depends on how your system is set up.
But you don't need to put bowtie at the top level /bin, it doesn't
really belong there as a higher global function. It can go in a low
Hi,
I am running Galaxy locally (Ubuntu 11.04) and I am getting this error
message when I try to use mapping with bowtie:
Error indexing reference sequence
/bin/sh: bowtie-build: not found
Then I downloaded bowtie and tried to create a symbolic link using at
/bin:
ln -s /home/koala2/bowtie
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