Thanks, Rob! I've never used the Airport Plugin, but I had installed the Services Menu Module Plugin indeed..
Should't it be mentioned in the wiki, then? http://qsapp.com/wiki/Application_and_Plugin_Reference BTW: IMHO there should be some explanation of the notions in the compatibility table of plugins and QS/OS X versions, as it might not be clear to everybody (me included) what that means. I finally decided to start "fresh" with QS, removed all preferences and plugins and now I will add step by step what I'm really missing (and documenting each time what I've changed). Concerning the services menu module plugin: it is strange, as it exists in the plugins folder for weeks already - however, I'm not sure if it might have been deactivated. Anyway, the big problems have been starting only 2 days ago... Kind regards Martin On 11 Feb., 15:16, Rob McBroom <[email protected]> wrote: > On Feb 11, 2011, at 2:51 AM, Lvood wrote: > > > Then, additionally I removed all the plugins from the PlugIns folder > > in Application Support/Quicksilver and could launch QS again. > > So it seems to be something with the plugins... > > Some plug-ins cause a crash in Snow Leopard. > > I know the AirPort module does and possibly the Services module. > > You may have to remove plug-ins one at a time until you can launch QS again, > but I would start with those two. > > -- > Rob McBroom > <http://www.skurfer.com/>
