I have tried this command on two computers now. When I first ran the command, on both computers, I initially got an error indicating that I ran out of space in my temporary directory, so I created a new temporary directory and changed the temporary environment variable. This was confirmed after running the following:
env
However, after I change where temporary files should be saved, and rerunning the original command, I get a new error saying "Segmentation fault (core dumped)." I was using a computer with 8G of RAM, but then switched to one with 32G of RAM. The same error continues to occur.
Just to make this clear, this means a partition on your hard disk is running out of space.
RAM (memory) is not disk space, but rather random-access memory space. Perhaps you are seeing this segfault because the location you mapped to is a ramdisk?
Can you provide some details about the disks, partitioning, and where you mapped tmp to?
I think the issue was with the Windows linux subsystem, which until this moment has not had any problems handling linux programs. However, I used a Mac OS device recently and have successfully classified the features in my samples. Therefore, you can disregard this issue. I appreciate the quick response