What is TPK and why did datalogging not stop?

[Centripetal]

I've been leaving my FlashPro attached to the car and have logged while taking few drives. I wasn't driving hard so I haven't been pulling the logs after every drive. The other day, I went for a drive and pressed the datalog button and the LEDs seemed to indicate is was not logging so I decided to pull the logs. Turns out the FlashPro was full. I did not go on that long of a drive. How did my datalog get full? In addition, what is this TPK file? I tried to download them but I had no luck as it stopped about 75% way through.

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All the software and firmware was up to date when this occurred.

[Hondata]

Remove the datalog files and let us know it it happens again. There's nothing in the software the creates a file with a TPK name.

[Centripetal]

Unfortunately, the data-logging failed to stop once again. I went to the store and hit the datalog button. When I got back, I pulled the FlashPro from the car and there was only one datalog. I kind of marked where I shut off my car in the picture below.

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I noticed a revision of the FlashPro firmware so I updated. Consequently, I did not remove the FlashPro from the car so it _could_ be a soft-error. Therefore, my plan is to give it a go again with the new firmware and a re-flash. By the way, I am an engineer so if you'd like me to check anything, let me know.

I know some cars will keep the fan on when its hot for up to 30 minutes. I am not sure if the FK8 does that. I haven't noticed as I'm usually running to the next place with A/C.

[Centripetal]

Removing power, updating the firmware and calibration has seemed to resolve the issue. I am willing to caulk it up to a soft-error if Hondata is. For the audience, a soft-error is not a firmware/software bug.