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It doesn't crash (no kernel panic), just makes the system so slow that you can't use it anymore until you pull the stick out.
by bashzor 14y ago
It doesn't crash (no kernel panic), just makes the system so slow that you can't use it anymore until you pull the stick out.
- k_bx 14y agoif you dd on another usb-drive the same data -- will it stay the same? if yes -- you could post it somewhere and try to get more details etc.
- nitrogen 14y agoI've seen a feature phone do this as well, when "powered off" in charging-only mode.
- drivebyacct2 14y agoOh hey, I had one of those too. I eventually smashed it and threw it out because I tired of plugging it in and having slow down problems. (I noticed it first when I was working with the jump drive and had the system grind to a halt. Removed the drive and it immediately unfroze. further testing confirmed)