Can you explain better what you mean? If I understand correctly, your fastq file must be in the Ubuntu home folder of your wsl to be able to analyze it from the terminal
hello = open("humanSeq.txt", "r") l = [] for line in hello: fields = line.split() l.append(fields[0]) import Bio from Bio import Entrez Entrez.email = "trejomarco@test.edu" handle …
<p>Hello, I'm trying to run Tablet Assembly Visualization in my remote machine from my local terminal. It doesn't works. Suggestion? Alternatively, how can I import …
Can you explain better what you mean? If I understand correctly, your fastq file must be in the Ubuntu home folder of your wsl to be able to analyze it from the terminal
Windows is mounted as
/mnt/c/...in WSL (at least in WSL2).That's right.. With
cpcommand from terminalThe fastq file is in my local disk, and I want to upload it to Ubuntu