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Epigenomics & massively parallel sequencing
Masako Suzuki, DVM PhD from the Center for Epigenomics, Department of Genetics at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York recently gave a presentation at the 2009 “Next Generation Sequencing Data Analysis” meeting held in Providence, RI. The talk was called “Epigenomic analysis using massively-parallel sequencing”, the presentation slides can be downloaded here: Epigenomic [...]
28Sep2009 | chrisdag | 0 comments | Continued
Great post.
Can you also try our native scale out NFS protocol? Next 3.1 release of Gluster will include it ...
So far my mental architecture is shaping up to be something like this:
Use the ephemeral disks for scratch space and ...
This shows that on-demand HPC still has a ways to go, it is very unfortunate that only ext3 is supported ...
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Instead of increasing your disk image size, you could have decreased the memory by writing a very short C program ...
I found a solution to the "darwin-unsupported" issue.
Under 10.6 (desktop and server) and previous running on an intel chip the ...
nevermind--so far it's working by changing unsupported in the arch script to "x86" 