- #PHOTOSCORE ULTIMATE CRASHING MAC OS 10.14 HOW TO#
- #PHOTOSCORE ULTIMATE CRASHING MAC OS 10.14 INSTALL#
- #PHOTOSCORE ULTIMATE CRASHING MAC OS 10.14 UPDATE#
- #PHOTOSCORE ULTIMATE CRASHING MAC OS 10.14 SOFTWARE#
I re-ran the command with tee, so that I could tail it and grep out interesting parts to investigate. I went looking through the directory tree looking for permissions/uid issues - nothing. It kept hanging up in a particular directory, in ~/Mail/V6. I ran log stream -style compact -predicate '(process contains "mdworker") & (subsystem = "")' -info -debug and watched it.
#PHOTOSCORE ULTIMATE CRASHING MAC OS 10.14 HOW TO#
It installed an mdimporter into /Library/Spotlight/.Īfter reading up on the new logging system and figuring out how to disable obfuscation in order to not get those entries in the logs since those don't help me see which files are being accessed by the md processes,
#PHOTOSCORE ULTIMATE CRASHING MAC OS 10.14 SOFTWARE#
The culprit turned out to be an old piece of software from 2011 - Tags, for Mail ( ). The first command turns off obfuscation, otherwise file paths are obscured (and replaced with "") - I suppose to make it safe to share logs. Log stream -style compact -predicate '(process contains "mdworker") & (subsystem = "")' -info -debug I have yet to run this on the affected machine. Is there another way to do this, or to get more information about the file(s) it's choking on from log?Įdit1: Ok, I figured out that I can get significantly more information about what mds* is doing with the following commands.
It seems like many md_worker processes get spawned from a parent - and the process that crashes does so, so quickly that I can't don't have time to do an lsof -p on it. It seems like it's choking on some piece of data I have, and I need to figure out what that is so I can remove it.
#PHOTOSCORE ULTIMATE CRASHING MAC OS 10.14 UPDATE#
I'll update with any findings once I've done that.
#PHOTOSCORE ULTIMATE CRASHING MAC OS 10.14 INSTALL#
In-place OS reinstall has been done didn't clear up the issue.Īpple is now recommending I install Mojave on a separate partition, boot into it and see if it has the same issue - don't see how that's going to help (yet), but I have to do it in order to move the process forward. Mail isn't returning good search results either. The database is clearly not complete - searching filenames that I can literally see turns up nothing in some cases and finds it in others. I've rebuilt the database many times (using mdutil -i on/off, -a -E, etc., as well as the GUI method). The 'indexing' spotlight bar stops at various different points, always getting stuck, though in different places apparently. If YES, then use the Library Manager to export the Embedded Library items and add as a Linked Library in the Host file.Mojave 10.14.4 here - mds_worker processes constantly crashing and re-spawning as per the logs.If YES, check the Hotlink files placed in the Host file if it has objects in the Embedded Library.Check if the project contains any External Content as a Hotlink (Hotlink Manager).To extend the solutions mentioned above, please check the following: Close and restart Archicad to enable the modifications.Open Archicad and in the Work Environment redirect the following paths to the HFS+ partition: - Data Safety (Saving to Recovery File) - Special Folders (Temporary Folder, Cache Folder, Template Folder).Create a new or format an existing partition to HFS+ (OS X Extended - Journaled) - Partition size: ~ 20 Gb or more.In Teamwork projects it is advised to Leave Teamwork Project before applying any changes and close all the Archicad instances.If the workaround mentioned above doesn't help, try the following: It is recommended to use the Default Location.
Rename it first then handle it as mentioned above. If the Autosave folder is stored in different location determine by looking in the Work Environment (Data Safety & Integrity).The originally renamed folder now can be deleted. If the slow performance issue is no longer occurring, the user can copy the important data (e.g.: autosaves, local cache, DXF-DWG Translator, IFC Schemes) if needed from the previously renamed folder to the new GRAPHISOFT ( /Users//Library/Application Support/) folder.Reopen Archicad and check the result of the workaround above.It is safer to rename it first because it contains previously created autosaves, local cache, DXF-DWG Translator, IFC Schemes that might be important for a user.Close Archicad then rename the /Users//Library/Application Support/GRAPHISOFT folder (e.g.: _GRAPHISOFT).In Teamwork projects it is advised to Leave Teamwork Project before applying any changes.Make sure that all of your projects are saved/all of the changes are sent and received in Teamwork projects.
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