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Sorry that your fit-pc3 couldn't serve you more reliably for longer time.
I hope the your fit-pc4 will work well and reliably at least as well as the fit-pc3 did.

There's no limitation documented that we're familiar with related to the microSD's capacity.

A1 rating microSD cards should work well on the fitlet2.

There's a small PCB connected to the board that provides the SATA socket you may see that the HDD connects to when you slide the service door. if there's anything to check beside the HDD I would guess it could be it or the SBC. Unfortunately either way this requires replacement parts or lab tests of...

Good work on working this out @TomT, and thank you for sharing. I'm sure this could be useful for other users.

Please follow this:

Denis wrote:Hi all,
To enable watchdog:
- Press [Del] during boot to enter BIOS settings
- Set Main->OS Selection to [Linux]
- Press [F4] to Save & Exit

Then, follow https://fit-pc.com/wiki/index.php?title ... figuration

I was now reported that our sales has reached back to you.
Please check your email.

Please contact our sales department at the email:
fitpcsales@compulab.co.il

In order to help, we'd need to identify the machine you have at hand please provide machine S/N and P/N as printed on the white sticker located on the bottom cover.

Unfortunately company policy disallows supporting such cases.
It would be very difficult to assist with regards to an SBC that has been electronically tampered.

Our R&D diagnosed possible issue with the storage device itself.
We haven't got the S/N or P/N of the machine but we guess it is an eMMC storage device installed according to the logs.

We suggest to initiate an RMA procedure to have this part replaced:
https://www.fit-pc.com/web/support/rma/