Thanks for your previous insights on installation which I finally figured out. A few questions:
i. My raw sequences have arrived and for each sample, I have a folder with forward and reverse reads (.fastq) files. Does that mean my sequences are already demultiplexed?
ii. I am trying to import a single forward read for practicing with the downstream analysis but the following error code appears.
--type 'SampleData[PairedEndSequencesWithQuality]'
--input-path /mnt/c/190.fastq
--output-path demux.qza
--input-format CasavaOneEightSingleLanePerSampleDirFmt
qiime: command not found
I am using Windows and Ubuntu WSL. The sequence is stored immediately inside C: as 190.fastq. I have made sure qiime2 is installed properly. Why do you think this is happening?
You have activated the conda environment called Susan16s. There should be a conda environment that starts with "qiime2-" that has Qiime2 installed inside of it. Try activating that one.
Sometimes it works best to move files into the WSL Linux home directory, instead of using the root C drive. That's not causing the current problem, but we can try moving the files if that's helpful.
Thank you for your previous suggestion. Here is the new issue. Does this list of packages that include qiime2 mean qiime2 is already installed? If so, why might there be this error? Thanks again; appreciated.
Thank you. But in vain; at this point, I'm just starting to feel hopeless. I did as the QIIME2 tutorial suggested. It just keeps on saying that it can not solve the environment.
Instead of this update command, I also checked whether wget command was installed or not and since it was there, I proceeded to installing QIIME2 in the current conda environment via WSL as mentioned in the native installation guidelines. It just keeps saying 'solving environment' thing.
So the conda update conda worked but it found potential conflicts. However, it still ended up running completely. After this, I ran the wget installation (conda install wget) followed by