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This file is a kamikaze OpenWrt firmware. You need to copy the linuxrc file to /tftpboot/ directory.

#ROUTEROS CHANGE SOFTWARE ID HOW TO#

How to configure the dhcp server is a topic for different kind of article, so I'll confine to minimum needed information :) You should setup dhcp to assign the IP address to MikroTik and then to pass the server and path to kernel image, which will be booted. 'Save setup as dfl' and we're ready with minicom. Now you need to save minicom configuration as default: In the case of computer with a standard COM1/COM2 port, so you should of course set the path to /dev/ttyS0 or /dev/ttyS1ДЄfter setting, you need to accept these values with hit the Enter key, then you'll return to main menu.

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I've set the /dev/ttyUSB0 as serial port, due using a USBRS232 converter. Select 'Serial port setup' and a window with parameters should appear. If minicom is launched for the first time, there's need to setup: If we don't chage default settings - the RouterBoard's console port should be accessible with the following transmission parameters: 115200, 8N1. Then we will be able to decrypt the passwords. Send to computer a file with MikroTik passwords. In this way we will load our custom kernel. Our goal is to set the RouterBoard BIOS to boot the system via network. Due the fact that i don't like the big bill's operating system, so this tutorial will be based on linux, the distribution should not matter, but it's based on debian RouterBoard (i've tested it on versions: 532, 532A and 411 - but should work on all OpenWrt-supported RouterBoards, Cesco tested it on RB133C) computer (laptop is a good choice for hard conditions) :) : new mtpass release: mtpass-0.2.tar.bz2 (now it can decrypt passwords for all users) : new mtpass release: mtpass-0.3.tar.bz2 (figured out and implemented crypto algorithm - no more collecting xor keys)

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: new mtpass release: mtpass-0.4.tar.bz2 (lot of fixes, able to decrypt passwords from mikrotik backup files and full flash-dump files) : new mtpass release: mtpass-0.5.tar.bz2 (fixed decrypting passwords longer then 16 chars) : added info and image for RB411 with AR8012 ethernet chip

: new mtpass release: mtpass-0.6.tar.bz2 (fixed compilation problems with newer g++) : new mtpass release: mtpass-0.7.tar.bz2 (kocour_easy: fix for decoding files from RouterOS 5.5) : new mtpass release: mtpass-0.8.tar.bz2 (another fixes for decoding new RouterOS files)

: added info about kernel image for RB411-5nH : new mtpass release: mtpass-0.9.tar.bz2 (fixes compilation with gcc 4.7.2) It is not true - i'll try to proof that below :) It is not possible to recovery the passwords without loosing configuration. to crack networks) is breaking the law!ДЄccording to information on MikroTik's wiki page, Information on this page as well as mtpass tool are intended to help (to recover password(s) without loosing configuration) mikrotik administrator and/or owners *ONLY*.

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