Raid 4 gives the same kernel panic as Raid 5.

I am unable to get RAID 0 to panic! Raid 5 is still panicking - report is included.

I'd guess this is triggered by mac trying to resume a data transfer or something along those lines. The panic only occurs when the transfer is interru...

So to make sure I'm on the same page for the test instructions, you want me to delete the volume, but then how would I start a transfer of data to it?

I've also tried it in each of the 4 different usb-c ports, the behavior is very consistent. This is occurring between versions 12.4 and 13.5, as those...

I've tried it on everyone of my employee's macbooks (all intel based, 4 different machines). It kernel panics on each one, consistently.

Should I start a replacement for the enclosure?

No. I don't see panics unless unplugging during a data transfer, it seems to be pretty stable otherwise.

Will there be a fix in the upcoming release, and is there anything else that I can do to expedite a fix?

/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/ProxiedDevice-Bridge/panic-full-2023-08-16-013607.0003.ips /Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/ProxiedDevice-Bridge/pani...

No problem boss,

Panic 1 - Core Dump & requested files: This KP was caused by unplugging the data cable while transferring, then plugging it back in 5 seconds la...

Here are the last five KP reports

I can get the KP to occur consistently by following the steps:1. Start copy of a large file (> 12GB) to the RAID drive2. Around half way through th...