I had a similar issue with b66 3922 (and before). After a reboot I couldn't access Quicksilver. When I then started it reported a crash and offered to clear the caches.
This error was reproducible. I found out that the Quicksilver process was running after a fresh reboot (I checked with `ps -ef | grep -i quicksilver` after opening Terminal the old fashioned way). Starting it manually again would produce the `Clear Caches` Dialog. I believe the Dialog is gone with b66 3923 now. But I still couldn't invoke Quicksilver after a reboot. I found the culprit though. It was me! The problem was that I checked the Box "Hide" in `Preferences > Accounts > <You> > Login Items` for Quicksilver! When unchecked I can access Quicksilver right from the start, even after a reboot. Am 20.03.2012 um 21:35 schrieb Rob McBroom: > On Mar 20, 2012, at 3:59 PM, MooMadCow wrote: > >> This problem still comes up on random occasions with the latest build (B65). >> >> QS would crash on launch when I first start the system. Then I will be >> presented with a dialog asking me to clear cache or do nothing. Either way >> QS will relaunch itself. Clearing cache seems to fix the problem for a >> little while, but after a few reboots the same thing happens again. > > Is it crashing, or is it freezing (where the QS letters don’t quite disappear > and you can’t type anything)? If it’s the former, do you have the Services > Menu plug-in installed? It seems to have been crashing for a lot of people > lately. If it’s the latter, try the B66 pre-release and see if it’s fixed. > > -- > Rob McBroom > <http://www.skurfer.com/> >
