Hi, I've reported some problems I'm having with this driver to the linux kernel bugzilla and they gave me this mail, so I'm copying and paste the issue I wrote in there. Thanks 'I've recently bought an USB 3.0 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 can give all the info you need. Thanks.' ***UPDATE*** So the problem seems to happen also with that PC, that one with the Ryzen 5 one, still it works normally on windows so it is not an hard drive or hardware incompatibility issue it is the same driver problem.
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