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  1. I'll attach serial console to USB cable and see what's in there.
  2. Same thing happens to me. kernel crashes, there is nothing in log files. - What kind of power supply are you using and where it is attached to? Power connector or host USB. true 3A, connected to power jack. - do you have any additional hardware attached to USB? NO. well yes, now I do, it's a KVM switch. but it doesn't matter if switch is in USB not. kernel crashes without that switch attached to USB. I actually attached KVM switch just to try to switch to cubietruck console in case if it stops responding over the network. - have you installed system to NAND? no, it boots a kernel from SD-card, then rest of it from SATA disk. - have you modify anything else? just copied system to SATA disk and installed some additional packages from Debian repositories. Not much actually – postfix, dovecot, apache, mysql, transmission, some old FIDO–net packages, vim, mc, some small libs and utils. - what is the exact build and build date of Uboot. last one from you repo. - rather power cycle then reboot been there done that. doesn't help. What can I also add is that I had a setup using Igor's early images (about a year and a half old Wheezy, v1.8, with 3.4.79 kernel) and system uptime was almost a year. Now with latest images it stops every 4–5 days in best case, sometimes it runs for 1 or 2 days only.
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