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GEDmatch states "If you rename the file, it is important that the file name retain the 'o36' or 'o37' identifying text.".
The 2 random file names I mentioned above contain the required text. The other 3 do not.
Perhaps, they are not finished randomizing?
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Originally posted by teyoung View PostFurther details.
GEDmatch states "If you rename the file, it is important that the file name retain the 'o36' or 'o37' identifying text.".
The 2 random file names I mentioned above contain the required text. The other 3 do not.
Perhaps, they are not finished randomizing?
files which are 22248kb unzipped, containing 693733 tested RSID/SNP.
Build 37 file names begin with ffo37-, build 36 with ffo-
All my concatenated zip file names(14 kits) regardless of testing chip version, list 37_ or 36_, and older chip version tests unzipped file names the same, 37_ and 36_Last edited by prairielad; 8 April 2016, 07:33 PM.
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Originally posted by prairielad View PostAll my concatenated zip file names(14 kits) regardless of testing chip version, list 37_ or 36_, and older chip version tests unzipped file names the same, 37_ and 36_
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Just posting this Gedmatch message in case people try to use it while its down and blame FTDNA for whatever reason.
***NOTICE*** - The site will be down starting at 9:00PM EST Sunday 4/10/2016 for 10-15 minutes to switch to the T kit numbers for old FTDNA kits.
Note that existing 'F' (FTDNA) kit numbers on GEDmatch will be changed to 'T' followed by a random kit number. This change does not affect Ancestry or 23andMe kit numbers. If you need to make copies of your results with the old kit numbers, please do so now. Name and email information for matches will stay the same, and can be used to retain continuity in your records.
We are once again accepting FTDNA file uploads - new format files ("concatenated") only. The new format from FTDNA combines autosomal and X-DNA so only one upload is required.
We are now accepting DNA file uploads from WeGene. We wish to welcome WeGene customers to GEDmatch. Please make sure your DNA file is zipped before uploading.
Thank you for your support.
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Is Gedmatch still not accepting FTDNA kits?
If this problem had gone away, which kit should I be loading to Gedmatch? If I click on the 'Download Raw Data' icon, I am faced with six choices relating to autosomal, chromosone and concatenated for both build 36 and Build 37. I have no idea what these individual files represent - I tired searching for build 36 but nothing useful came up...
Any help gratefully received
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I did find I had to use Mozilla browser as I was having problems with Chrome browser not letting me sign on as a new user - wouldn't give the info to verify email. Later I got an email explaining issue was fixed.
Not sure what was going on, but I uploaded my Build 37 Raw Data concatenated file on May 27th without problems. It explained on their website, that it had to be the concatenated and zipped file.
ShirleyLast edited by CaGma; 30 May 2016, 03:42 PM.
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