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AfterQC what is the reason killed

When i run afterQC tool for my WTS raw data suddenly it just wrote killed . there is not any warning etc. what could be the reason?

esra@asus:/media/esra/Seagate Expansion Drive/try-1$ pypy /home/esra/AfterQC/after.py -1 R1.fq.gz -2 R_2.fq.gz
R1.fq.gz options:
{'read1_file': 'R1.fq.gz', 'read2_file': 'R2.fq.gz', 'index1_file': None, 'index2_file': None, 'input_dir': None, 'good_output_folder': 'good', 'bad_output_folder': None, 'report_output_folder': None, 'read1_flag': 'R1', 'read2_flag': 'R2', 'index1_flag': 'I1', 'index2_flag': 'I2', 'trim_front': 9, 'trim_tail': 0, 'trim_pair_same': True, 'qualified_quality_phred': 15, 'unqualified_base_limit': 60, 'poly_size_limit': 35, 'allow_mismatch_in_poly': 2, 'n_base_limit': 5, 'seq_len_req': 35, 'debubble': False, 'debubble_dir': 'debubble', 'draw': True, 'barcode': False, 'barcode_length': 12, 'barcode_flag': 'barcode', 'barcode_verify': 'CAGTA', 'store_overlap': False, 'overlap_output_folder': None, 'qc_only': False, 'qc_sample': 200000, 'qc_kmer': 8, 'no_correction': False, 'mask_mismatch': False, 'no_overlap': False, 'gzip': False, 'compression': 2, 'version': '0.9.6', 'trim_front2': 9, 'trim_tail2': 0}

Killed
sequence alignment

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thank you, i am new as you can understand :)

Is it possible you ran out of memory/RAM?

Try to run it again and monitor it using e.g. htop

I think its about memory. i tried htop. but it was okay before. I am using 250 gb SSD but as i know Afterqc needs just 4 gb? how should i run afterqc?

and now i took that outpıut:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/esra/anaconda3/pkgs/afterqc-0.9.7-py27_2/bin/after.py", line 228, in <module>
    main()
  File "/home/esra/anaconda3/pkgs/afterqc-0.9.7-py27_2/bin/after.py", line 222, in main
    processOptions(options)
  File "/home/esra/anaconda3/pkgs/afterqc-0.9.7-py27_2/bin/after.py", line 175, in processOptions
    filter.run()
  File "/home/esra/anaconda3/pkgs/afterqc-0.9.7-py27_2/share/afterqc-0.9.7-2/preprocesser.py", line 620, in run
    self.writeReads(r1, r2, i1, i2, good_read1_file, good_read2_file, good_index1_file, good_index2_file, None)
  File "/home/esra/anaconda3/pkgs/afterqc-0.9.7-py27_2/share/afterqc-0.9.7-2/preprocesser.py", line 214, in writeReads
    r1_file.writeLines(r1)
  File "/home/esra/anaconda3/pkgs/afterqc-0.9.7-py27_2/share/afterqc-0.9.7-2/fastq.py", line 92, in writeLines
    self.__file.write(line+"\n")
  File "/usr/lib/pypy/lib-python/2.7/gzip.py", line 241, in write
    self.fileobj.write(self.compress.compress(data))

250 gb SSD but as i know Afterqc needs just 4 gb

You are confusing RAM with hard disk.

Your error message is incomplete.

my laptop's RAM is 8 gb also so i think it shouldnt be poblem about RAM

did it create an error file or log file in your directory with any more information?

How big are your fastq files, and what are your system resources?

No it didnt. I think problem is about memory. but it was okay before I am using 250 gb SSD now, but as i know Afterqc needs just 4 gb? how should i run afterqc?

and now i took that output:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/esra/anaconda3/pkgs/afterqc-0.9.7-py27_2/bin/after.py", line 228, in <module>
    main()
  File "/home/esra/anaconda3/pkgs/afterqc-0.9.7-py27_2/bin/after.py", line 222, in main
    processOptions(options)
  File "/home/esra/anaconda3/pkgs/afterqc-0.9.7-py27_2/bin/after.py", line 175, in processOptions
    filter.run()
  File "/home/esra/anaconda3/pkgs/afterqc-0.9.7-py27_2/share/afterqc-0.9.7-2/preprocesser.py", line 620, in run
    self.writeReads(r1, r2, i1, i2, good_read1_file, good_read2_file, good_index1_file, good_index2_file, None)
  File "/home/esra/anaconda3/pkgs/afterqc-0.9.7-py27_2/share/afterqc-0.9.7-2/preprocesser.py", line 214, in writeReads
    r1_file.writeLines(r1)
  File "/home/esra/anaconda3/pkgs/afterqc-0.9.7-py27_2/share/afterqc-0.9.7-2/fastq.py", line 92, in writeLines
    self.__file.write(line+"\n")
  File "/usr/lib/pypy/lib-python/2.7/gzip.py", line 241, in write
    self.fileobj.write(self.compress.compress(data))

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