Closed Ste-SR closed 2 years ago
Here is also the !gddiagnostic output
2022.7
4.6.3
12.2.1
Dict { ignore_list = result_limit = 50 google_drive_path = /Volumes/GoogleDrive }
Exists: /Volumes/GoogleDrive 712M 331598 paths
cache.db tmp.db
16777230 12228782 -rw-r--r-- 1 username staff 0 5300224 "Feb 22 10:57:10 2022" "Feb 21 23:11:22 2022" "Feb 21 23:11:22 2022" "Feb 21 20:00:04 2022" 4096 10360 0 /Users/username/Library/Caches/com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred/Workflow Data/com.alfredapp.googledrive/cache.db
16777230 12662092 -rw-r--r-- 1 username staff 0 35229696 "Feb 23 20:17:17 2022" "Feb 23 20:17:17 2022" "Feb 23 20:17:17 2022" "Feb 23 20:00:04 2022" 4096 69760 0 /Users/username/Library/Caches/com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred/Workflow Data/com.alfredapp.googledrive/tmp.db
NOT running
Loaded: - 1 com.alfredapp.launchd.googledrivecache Installed
Now that it has become a default setting for this plugin, I fear this may result in many confused users finding out every morning that their Mac has crashed overnight.
I thank you for the concern and attention, but that is unlikely.
I made Shared Drives the default partly because people keep asking how to do it. None has reported kernel panics after setting it up.
The most likely culprit is Google Drive. I find several reports of it causing kernel panics for other reasons. But if the cause of the panic is something the Workflow can trigger, finding what that is would be useful to go around it and/or report it to Google. Unfortunately, I don’t recognise anything useful in that log.
I’ll close since this isn’t widespread and the current info doesn’t give us a clue. May be something in particular with your setup. If it becomes more common, we’ll have more data.
That said, I’m currently investigating another situation whose fix may end up working for this too. Give it a try if you want.
Thank you again.
@Ste-SR Could you share the full paths to your drives?
Hello, when this plugin indexes Shared Drives, after some time the computer crashes with a Kernel Panic (I've pasted the problem report below).
The device is a MBP 14" 16GB M1 Pro with the latest version of Mac Os, Google Drive, Alfred. It's been happening for the past months, but since the indexing of Shared Drives wasn't default but something I had to manually set, I just gave up on having it. With the previous versions of the plugin, when I would try adding the Shared Drives folder in the preferences and force the re-index, the Mac would crash like clockwork after a little while. Now that it has become a default setting for this plugin, I fear this may result in many confused users finding out every morning that their Mac has crashed overnight.
I don't know if the issue is caused by the plugin itself, by GDrive or by MacOS, I just hope to contribute all the info I can to help trace the main cause of the issue.
Mac Os Problem Report after reboot