Hi John,
If you are using version 1.5.*, then re-runing the same command would resume the assembly from the last checkpoint.
Hope that helps!!!
Ka Ming
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Ka Ming Nip
GrasPods Wellness Coordinator
Graduate Student | Dr. Inanc Birol Lab (BTL)
Canada's Michael Smith Genome Sciences Centre
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Subject: Resuming transcriptome assembly
Hello, I was running a Trans-ABySS assembly when the computer it was running on ran out of disk space. I've since freed up some space, is there a way to resume a transcriptome build? Or do I need to begin a new run? Thanks.
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