Would indeed be awesome with the ability to check out the file - there are some really techy guys on this forum

I was never able to figure out how to set the correct system time, but I can post some info on how to get started.

SSH (putty.exe for Windows users) into the controller using the following,

wiibox 2.0.3 up to 2.1.0 (latest version)
User: root
Password: +xTjPR4L%V?=s4-!Ahz3~FXZM^sW:gA_

wiibox 2.0.2 or lower
User: root
Password: 123456

Then edit the following file to overclock (and maybe set the time but I don't know).  

vimwww/protected/controllers/IndexController.php

Press 'i' to begin editing text and hit esc when done.

About a quarter then way down, edit the following to overclock. Keep the LTC and BTC frequencies the same.



Then type the following to write and save.

:wq

Then type,

reboot

Now, it should update.

Edit: There is a new multipool added to the wiibox site for both Scrypt and SHA mining, just enter your LTC address.

max stable freq for wiibox ?

If you leave it on 1.7, you can use the simple password and add a backdoor password to prevent future lockouts. The current version 2.0.7 is not too bad and adds some stuff at your direct ip address. Log in to wiibox.net, bind your controllers, and there is a unified update option towards the top left. They still restart every few hours with the willbox controllers. The hash rate jumps around more with the wiibox. So, I am not sure if it is better to use the wiibox controller or cgminer/bfgminer. I do like that the dual mining works with the wiibox. I can get 60-120Gh and 2600-3300Kh on the 850 frequency drawing 475w at the wall with each set of 10 miners.

Yeah, the password might change again after I posted this. So, be warned on updates after 2.0.7.

Quick update, there has been some work done on the firmware. As you can see, the miners are now listed by serial number. During testing it had no problems with 20 miners, I think 30+ is possible.
It is possible to set individual frequencies, if one of your miners throws too many HW errors at the set frequency. Backup pools are also supported.
It does not use cgminer, but a custom compiled cpuminer.
Release will be early next week.

That's why he suggests to start a new thread.

Yeah, I can do 1200mhz!
But seriously, do they work at those speeds?
Is this with or without a hardware volt mod?
It's nice to say things, but you'll have to make it come true at some point or people won't believe you anymore (like the secret picture).

If difficulty stands still at todays exchange rates ROI is around 8 months. With the obvious increase in difficulty coming from these miners (look at it since January) realistic ROI is up to a year. At which point the market should be flooded with ASICs in the 100 to 250 MH/s range.

For this to pay off at current prices we will need LTC value to substantially increase. Like 2 or 3x from where it is.

There are some optimizations in the miner software specifically, it will be faster than RPi or Windows, thats for sure. As for 1200 MHz, no one has a found a way to make that work yet, with or without harware mods, it's just there just in case.

43 gridseed miners? No problem... 32MB of ram is more than enough.

Are you positive that this is going to happen?
It seems some have said it is true and others that it is not true.
Could you clarify for me?  PM please if you would like I am a writer for CCN and I would like to interview someone who has first hand info on it.  My link is in my sig.