It appears to be a MiSeq based on the text from original post.
I have tried to perform base calling using bcl on my own with bcl2fastq. Surprisingly I managed to install it, but I cant run since I get a following error:
ERROR: /tmp/basemount.mi.28931/Runs/
9491489/bsfs/data/Data/Intensities/BaseCalls/config.xml: file does not exist
at /usr/local/lib/bcl2fastq-1.8.4/perl/Casava/Demultiplex.pm line 116
As written in guide, in Basecall folder should be config.xml file. But I don't have it! Moreover, I don't have config.xml in any other folder of the Run, not only in the Basecall folder. I've looked at other previous Runs, where bcl2fastq conversion was done automatically by Miseq without my intervention and I also haven't found any config.xml files. So how can I perform bcl2fastq conversion on my own and where should I search for config.xml?
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Hello M4merg,
Please can you tell me which Hiseq machine data you are using..? Is it Hi-Seq-4000 or below version..?
Yes, MiSeq was used
Processing of MiSeq data requires a specific version of Bcl2fastq software, namely version 2.17.
That is not correct. One can use bcl2fastq v.1.8.4. On other hand NextSeq requires the new series v.2.x.
Only early versions of MiSeq - running RTA versions earlier than 1.8. Any newer MiSeq instrument needs Bcl2fastq version 2 to process data.
Our MiSeq's have RTA 1.18.54 and we have not had any problems processing data offline with bcl2fastq v.1.8.4.
Do you have an official announcement/link?
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What do you hope to achieve by doing your own basecalling when it sounds like you normally use the software on MiSeq/BaseSpace. I am not sure why you don't have config.xml files in any of your run folders.
Normally i have my own runs on my own machine. This time my college has shared run with me without project, so i dont have any access to data processing