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would i use tar zxvf Betacoronavirus ?
If the tar files have downloaded then you can do
tar -zxvf ... If you still get an error then it is possible that the files have become corrupt. I just tested the NCBI index file and it decompressed fine.hmm ok i seem not to have any luck
Are you working behind a firewall? Perhaps that is causing the corruption during downloads?
and no, firewall is off
now I am getting this
Did you manage to download and decompress all the files from NCBI? The command above needs database index files to be there.
I figured it out, i think. In the handbook I believe they were explaining how they obtained the files when downloaded. When i downloaded and unzipped the corona-virus-project.tar.gz, a "corona" folder popped up and already had the 'db' files and Betacoronavirus files needed. It was a bit unclear, as I thought I had to obtain the file, download and decompress it, when I believe they were just trying to explain how they created this folder with files and where/how they obtained it. thank you for all of your help!