Describe the bug

When having only ME pattern encoding terminal connected, after some time, the terminal gets stuck, and I can no longer insert nor take out items.
I have connected 12 channels over a dense cable to my system. 1 is for crafting CPU and the others are for Pattern providers. And 1 ME drive is on different cable.
No matter where on the whole network was the terminal (even on separate route from controller) the terminal was after some time rendered unusable.
I was not able to reproduce it when more terminals were connected, However, the amount of time before it stopped working each time was various and I might have not just waited long enought.
Every time I was able to make system work by destroying the dense cable and placing it back. This solution was only temporarily.

How to reproduce the bug

Have network with more than 11 channels used.
Connect ME pattern encoding terminal.
Wait for some time. (not so long, max 5 mins)
Enjoy the bug

Expected behavior

To be able to use the terminal as usualy.

Additional details

Modpack All of Fabric 5 version 2.0.6 on Minecraft 1.18.2

Which minecraft version are you using?

1.18

On which mod loaders does it happen?

Fabric

Crash log

https://gist.github.com/Zviracek/08c74001d73ea6ae932b2b8cb614b1f0

Can items be inserted via other means when this happens? e.g. import/export bus, interface export

I tried it and it straight up deleted my blank patterns

I have connected import bus to the system, and it doesn't pull anything.

I think I've seen similar issues, but I don't remember how they occurred and whether we fixed them or not. Can you show a picture of your system? Also, if you could try reproducing the issue with only AE2 installed in a test world I would better be able to reproduce it myself locally and debug it. Thanks a lot!

I have tried to reproduce the bug on fresh instalation with only AE2 and AE2 Things (to reproduce my setup with Advanced Inscribers in it), but no matter how hard I tried to break things, I wasn't able to. I also made shure that I used exactly same versions of everything.
However, the setup looked like this:

Could be an issue related to chunk loading perhaps

In my original setup, I might have had two different types of cables connected on chunk border. But as I rerouted my system, I haven't made any backups, so I would not be able to confirm that. I also tried replicating it, but without succes.
Maybe the problem might have been insuficient power source.