Did you hold the reset button for 5-10 seconds and wait for it to reset to factory settings?
The cron tasks are in /var/spool/cron/root
You do have something running multiple instances of a process named "M5" on eth1 interface. If the reset button method doesn't work, try to ssh into the device and look at this /root/m5
You can also try ssh'ing into it and editing /config/cgminer.conf with your pool configuration.
/config/bmminer.conf has this permissions:
-r-------- 1 root root 482 Aug 11 17:10 bmminer.conf
I cannot modify with chattr +i because it's not ext3/ext4.
/root/M5 does not exist, not mounted directly neither in /etc/fstab nor mount command.
Have to check /var/spool/cron/root, because crontab -l root didn't show anything... not now because I lost ip access, no red/green light flashes at all
