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André Valentin <avalentin@marcant.net> writes:

> I just saw the old thread about the same point. So I'm trying to look
> in the flash of my router if the OTP is stored there. Does this OTP
> 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.

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Kalle Valo