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FireFly62

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Apr 9, 2011
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San Diego
Has anyone experienced the Reminders app crashing when launched after a Mountain Lion upgrade?

It works fine on my wife's login, but not mine. The only thought I have is that I setup some sort of calendar sharing several months ago so we could use one calendar on 2 accounts. I know the reminders are integrated with the calendar in the cloud.

ERROR

*** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInternalInconsistencyException', reason: 'This NSPersistentStoreCoordinator has no persistent stores. It cannot perform a save operation.'
abort() called
terminate called throwing an exception

MacBook Air Late 2010
 

ianreid

macrumors newbie
Jul 26, 2012
6
0
Reminders app crashing

I have the same problem. I get that same message every time I open reminders.

2011 11" Macbook Air
 

dkierans

macrumors newbie
Dec 22, 2012
2
0
reminders crash osx mountain lion

Just a quick observation that fixed it for me.

I found that the reminders app will crash if there are messages/entries in it that contain certain hidden/unsupported characters. This can happen if you cut and paste content into reminders (and I suspect tasks as well if they use common libraries) possible from a windows app like word or an email. As soon as you click on a list with the dodgy entry it will crash.

tail -f of the system.log will give you the clue.

The "fix" is to try and remove the dodgy element in another device that does not crash - eg: a synced task list on your iphone.

what worked for me - assuming icloud enabled - on you mac do...
1. close reminders.
2. in system preferences disable icloud.
3. on your iphone delete the dodgy entry from the list.
4. reenable icloud on mac.
5. start reminders - it should work - rinse and repeat if more that one bad cut'n'paste

a clue to what is a bad entry is given if it does not show properly in the mac reminder list just BEFORE it crashes - lots of white space.
 
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