After macOS upgrade from Catalina to Monterey (12.3.1) Bookends quits repeatedly and unexpectedly. When next run again it asks whether it is OK to use the same database (there are journal files waiting to be processed). There is no other apparent damage. The last work I was doing is retained. When I search for crash files in system logs I don't find anything. (What information exactly might be found to help troubleshoot the problem?)
Several times daily: "Bookends quit unexpectedly when last run"
Bookends 14.0.7 was in place before macOS was upgraded directly from Catalina to Monterey. (I had too many problems with Big Sur in the past.)
Since this macOS upgrade, I have re-installed Bookends twice, replacing the installed version (not removing before a new install).
The database has been copied and rebuilt without problems (over 18,000 references).
Verify normalized more unicode and re-indexed (some problems were found even after Rebuild).
This problem seems to occur when idle. When Bookends is left for a while to do something else, or when the computer sleeps, surprise, it's not there any more. It has not crashed when I'm actually doing something.
Bookends quit unexpectedly in Monterey
Re: Bookends quit unexpectedly in Monterey
There are no Monterey-specific stability issues I'm aware of. You might try rebooting in Safe mode (Shift key held down) and then back in normal mode. That can sometimes clear up underlying issues with the system.
Jon
Sonny Software
Jon
Sonny Software
Re: Bookends quit unexpectedly in Monterey
Do you have App Tamer installed?smarcopolo wrote: ↑Tue Apr 26, 2022 6:31 am This problem seems to occur when idle. When Bookends is left for a while to do something else, or when the computer sleeps, surprise, it's not there any more. It has not crashed when I'm actually doing something.
I was going crazy at some point on why Finder tend to crash when in idle state. Turned out, App Tamer was killing it when it uses higher CPU.
Re: Bookends quit unexpectedly in Monterey
I have had the same problem as reported by @smarcopolo. I find that it will shut down if left idle for a long enough period, a couple of hours would be typical, or if the computer is left to sleep. I tried rebooting in Safe mode and then back to normal to no avail. I also find no crash files in system logs. And I do not have App Tamer.
I updated to Monterey 12.3.1 a day after I updated Bookends to the latest version 14.0.7. I do not recall that there was any problem with version 14.0.7 prior to updating Monterey, but I equally well have no recollection as to whether or not I was actually using the software in that short time period.
I updated to Monterey 12.3.1 a day after I updated Bookends to the latest version 14.0.7. I do not recall that there was any problem with version 14.0.7 prior to updating Monterey, but I equally well have no recollection as to whether or not I was actually using the software in that short time period.
Re: Bookends quit unexpectedly in Monterey
This exact problem is also happening on the Devonthink as well.
The problem seems to have to do with SIP: https://discourse.devontechnologies.com ... cord/70939
https://discourse.devontechnologies.com ... ebug/70933
So, it might be good idea to check the SIP of OS.
The problem seems to have to do with SIP: https://discourse.devontechnologies.com ... cord/70939
https://discourse.devontechnologies.com ... ebug/70933
So, it might be good idea to check the SIP of OS.
Re: Bookends quit unexpectedly in Monterey
The problem seems to have solved itself. I have no idea what I did, if anything. And I have SIP disabled so that was playing no role in its previous strange behaviour.
Re: Bookends quit unexpectedly in Monterey
If you read the link I attached above, BLUEFROG noted that disabling SIP is causing panics in Monterey.
Disabling it is the source of the problem.It’s also inadvisable, generally speaking, to disable SIP.
In fact, I’ve had many kernel panics on a brand new M1 Mini running 12.3.1 with SIP disabled during my testing. So add that to the reasons why it’s good to leave SIP in place