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Hi!

>> have some kind of magic so I can identify it?
> 
> MAC addresses are good one to check. Basically it should be similar data
> as in board.bin.

Of course I already tried this. But no luck. Do you have another idea.
Or is the MAC somehow encrypted ? I searched for the ASCII represantation and
a binary string generated from the MAC bytes.

Thanks,

André