kernel panic on bullseye when copying files to a drive with not enough space
Erik Dobák <[email protected]>
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Dear all, i would like to report a kernel panic (first time in my life with debian). i was copying all files from 1 hdd to a second (both not running debian, just 1 partition with ext4 on both). the file size did vary between small to a few GB. (music movies mainly) for copying i was using mc. du on source hdd was 688G but unfortunately the target drive had only ~687G free space (this i did not notice when starting the copy/backup). at the end i have got messages regarding retrieving incomplete files from mc. just before the crash the HDD heads started to click wildly. i aborted the copy in mc. did quit mc. did run sync successfully and unmount successfully. a few seconds later kernel went into panic. (sorry no screenshot). when checking the FS of the target hdd ext4 was not corrupted. feel free to reproduce this. Yours Faithfully E