I'm not sure how it happened, I was just messing around with opening all programs at once (minus shutdown and reboot)
Disk image: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1y_sz0D-SLeGymrci12p5OTEoXNWoUwwL/view?usp=sharing
Opening file manager will crash with:
[#0 SyncTask(2:2)]: ASSERTION FAILED: !PtrTraits::is_null(bits)
.././AK/RefPtr.h:457 in T* AK::RefPtr<T, PtrTraits>::as_nonnull_ptr(FlatPtr) const [with T = Kernel::Ext2FSInode; PtrTraits = AK::RefPtrTraits<Kernel::Ext2FSInode>; FlatPtr = unsigned int]
[#0 SyncTask(2:2)]: 0xc0119a6c __assertion_failed(char const*, char const*, unsigned int, char const*) +0xe2
[#0 SyncTask(2:2)]: 0xc0146ac9 Kernel::Ext2FS::flush_writes() +0x203
[#0 SyncTask(2:2)]: 0xc0149f5e Kernel::FS::sync() +0x30a
[#0 SyncTask(2:2)]: 0xc016020b Kernel::VFS::sync() +0x15
[#0 SyncTask(2:2)]: 0xc01caff9 _ZZN6Kernel7Process21create_kernel_processIZNS_8SyncTask5spawnEvEUlvE_EEN2AK6RefPtrIS0_NS4_12RefPtrTraitsIS0_EEEERNS5_INS_6ThreadENS6_IS9_EEEEONS4_6StringET_jENUlPvE_4_FUNESG_ +0x89
[#0 SyncTask(2:2)]: 0xc01193ed exit_kernel_thread +0x0
fsck.ext2 will say it's clean, but Ubuntu (via the Disks app) will say it's damaged and repairing it does actually prevent the crash
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