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Diagnose and recover from a coreservicesd hang
In case anyone's interested, I may have figured out the answer to my own question. OS X starts coreservicesd with the arguments
-preload AEServer. You can confirm this by doing ps -axww | grep "coreservicesd" | grep -v grep in the Terminal while coresericesd is running. The AppServices StartupItem actually starts the coreserviced process (see: /System/Library/StartupItems/AppServices/AppServices). So, if coreservicesd crashes on you, you may be able to start it again without rebooting by doing:
...though I haven't tested this yet.
Another Way
Another (maybe cleaner) way to start coreservicesd back up is: |
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