[spyderboyant]

that is interesting in that on other forums they have had to use a dlink USB to ethernet dongle with ASIX chipset to access the login prompt. The password HASH can be found in the uncompressed EFS image in the MMX directory of the SD card with the same version of firmware as your MIB2 (or a train close to it). With the HASH you then need a truck load of GPUs and run John The Ripper to brute-force the hash to get the clear text password.

Which firmware image is your MIB2?

good luck


@NavigationMaster - Is it possible from ROOT on MIB to trick Region to make MIB think its UK but still display Australian Maps? I have been trying to get Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR) to work here but the issue is Oz isn't an allowed country. Regional info appears to come from MIB2 to A5 camera that then throws the error..

xxGvoFcxCZZmM - This is clear text password or it is necessary to do smth else with it?

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that is interesting in that on other forums they have had to use a dlink USB to ethernet dongle with ASIX chipset to access the login prompt. The password HASH can be found in the uncompressed EFS image in the MMX directory of the SD card with the same version of firmware as your MIB2 (or a train close to it). With the HASH you then need a truck load of GPUs and run John The Ripper to brute-force the hash to get the clear text password.

Which firmware image is your MIB2?

good luck


@NavigationMaster - Is it possible from ROOT on MIB to trick Region to make MIB think its UK but still display Australian Maps? I have been trying to get Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR) to work here but the issue is Oz isn't an allowed country. Regional info appears to come from MIB2 to A5 camera that then throws the error..

xxGvoFcxCZZmM - This is clear text password or it is necessary to do smth else with it?

or how to get password?
rootxGvoFcxCZZmM:1320853303:0:0
user:!:1324310912:0:0

A bank of Nvidia GPUs and Hashcat….

Could you please clarify, I need progam Hashcat and put there xxGvoFcxCZZmM?
Thank you and sorry for stupid questions!

xxGvoFcxCZZmM is an encrypted/hashed password. Just google Hashcat. You can also pay people to decrypt hashed passwords. Have a look around...

good luck