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These files are written to when an hardware event happens. You need to read it before you delete it, you might have a hardware failure that you don't know about. As I remember it by going into stm, it overwrites the file anyway, so if you want to keep it you should tell stm to start writing to a new log (You'll have to look this bit up).
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