I have been able to reproduce this issue consistently.
When attempting to move (cut & paste) files from a USB storage device (usb0) to the internal SSD, the system triggers a kernel panic every time during the transfer process. The panic occurs reliably and causes the console to crash.
Steps to Reproduce
- Connect a USB storage device (usb0).
- Select one file on the USB drive.
- Perform a cut & paste operation to move the data to the internal SSD.
- Wait for the transfer to start.
- Kernel Panic => Console shuts down
Expected Behavior
The files should be moved successfully from the USB drive to the internal SSD without any system instability.
Actual Behavior
The system consistently encounters a kernel panic during the move operation, forcing a reboot.
Additional Information
- The issue has been tested multiple times and is reproducible on every attempt on my console.
- The problem only occurs when moving files (cut & paste).
- Performing a copy operation from the same USB drive to the internal SSD works without any issues.
- No kernel panic occurs when copying the data; the transfer completes successfully.
I have been able to reproduce this issue consistently.
When attempting to move (cut & paste) files from a USB storage device (usb0) to the internal SSD, the system triggers a kernel panic every time during the transfer process. The panic occurs reliably and causes the console to crash.
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior
The files should be moved successfully from the USB drive to the internal SSD without any system instability.
Actual Behavior
The system consistently encounters a kernel panic during the move operation, forcing a reboot.
Additional Information