Hi, I've reported some problems I'm having with this driver to the linux kernel bugzilla and they gave me this mailing list, so I'm copying and paste the issue I wrote in there. Thanks for your understanding 'I've recently bought a SATA enclosure, with an 1TB hard disk works normally on Windows and with another computer mounting the same Linux distro and kernel version, but with different PC components (Ryzen 5 1600 CPU, MSI B350M Grenade motherboard) same USB 3 (or 3.1, I don't remember) port. But with my notebook, a Dell XPS 15 9550 (lsusb and lspci in the attachments) I got some random issues with it, I use this disk for games, I run games on it so when this happens (see dmesg for what errors I get) the game on my KDE plasma 5 desktop freezes up, and I can't kill it, I just have to kill X but then a zombie process remains, and the overall system is unusable, I got some problems starting by an unusual CPU usage caused by kworker, solved by restarting X, however the zombie processes remains and trying to re-plug the SATA enclosure with the disk on it does not show signs of life, not releated to the zombie process I suppose but I must reboot to see disk contents on it again. I've had another SATA enclosure with caused no problems on this computer, so the only thing I thought was a "messing" combination of driver and hardware which causes issues, hoping to solve this issue I'm reporting this bug in here, I'm not a programmer and I excluded any type of other problems, I can give all the info you need. Thanks.' Dmesg in the attachment, lspci and lsusb
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