I get a cache error when I upload from GeneSpring Workgroup?
This is due to a lack of write permissions to the cdir0 folder under …./GeneSpring/data/cache Check that the permissions are set as follows: Under …/cache: -rw-rw-rw- cacheNameMap (sudo chmod 666 /home/db/SiliconGenetics/GeneSpring/data/cache/cacheNameMap) drwxrwxrwx cdir0 (sudo chmod 777 /home/db/SiliconGenetics/GeneSpring/data/cache/cdir0) • I get an ‘internal error’ when I open an Experiment? You may also get an error saying that a normalisation cannot be carried out. See previous answer for solution Problems like this should not arise if you have upgraded to version 7.3 of GeneSpring on Bio-Linux. Please check that you are running the latest version of GeneSpring. • When I load data I get the error ‘Could not get unique identifier from file /home/db/SiliconGenetics/GeneSpring/data/xxxNumber.txt ‘? Make sure you have read and write permissions to the file xxxNumber.txt. In Bio-Linux, login as manager and change the permissions with the command: sudo chmod 666 /home/db/SiliconGen
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