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PoltoS,
Just in case, here is the URL for the firmware which returns 404:
http://www.zwave.eu/api/expertui/uzb/fi ... _05_04.bin

P.S.: I can help with the server side if it makes things go faster.

Fixed Thank you. However, some bin files are good, while some others are not. For example, these still return 404 (UZB stick related): http://www.zwave.eu/api/expertui/uzb/firmware_UZB_from_05_02_to_05_03.bin http://www.zwave.eu/api/expertui/uzb/firmware_UZB_from_05_02_to_05_04.bin If you need any ...

Interesting. We'll see how it goes. Thank you for update.

Oh, I probably missed that. Sorry for that, we went through too many messages :-)
Let me know what you'll find.

I don't think that will get you anywhere. But if you are fine by waiting, that's your choice.

What does this mean? Other ppl have updated their firmware. Do you mean I will not be able to? Not until it will be fixed on their side. I can't even use the expert interface to attempt the same work around that other ppl have used. The behavior of this product is becoming more and more transient b...

Your initial message indicated that you checked sda1 and sda2, and both are clean. Correct, and yet it refused to boot. So what is the value of a file system check? The value is to check file system corruptions and inconsistencies. If it was checked clean, that means your file system is probably fi...

they either don't care or don't know....not sure which one now at this point. I got some semi-official info that they simply can't handle it at all. So not sure if we should hold our breath for it. Openhab2 is shaping up and I'm moving in that direction. OpenHAB seems kinda heavy. Should be just im...

Why vfat? Was it crashing before you started doing it? I assume so, but wanted to make sure. Anyway, vfat is not considered as a reliable fs. It's just being used due to wide compatibility only, not for reliability. If you mount the whole /var/log on your flash drive, then you can at least check it ...

When it crashes, try to ssh to the box (if possible, of course) and see the latest in /var/log/messages and dmesg.
You may get a clue on what's going on.