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function performLogin(email, password) {
  var payload = {
    "username" : email,
    "password" : password
  };
  
  var options = {
    "method"  : "post",
    "payload" : payload
  };

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Background

Since NXP acquired Freescale and the Kinetis line of microcontrollers, they have been (gradually) migrating the Kinetis ecosystem from the (Eclipse+GNUARM-based) Kinetis Design Studio (KDS) to the (Eclipse+GNU Make-based) MCUXpresso IDE. While many MCUs within the Kinetis family are now supported by the MCUXpresso IDE, the Kinetis Bootloader (KBOOT) is not yet supported.

MCUXpresso is actually a constellation of 3 tools: The MCUXpresso IDE, the MCUXpresso config tools (which are incorporated into the IDE, and installable separately if a different IDE - such as MDK or IAR - is used), and the MCUXpresso SDK (formerly the Kinetis SDK or KSDK). The SDK tool is actually an online SDK generator.

Caution: Unsupported Devices

The Kinetis SDK (KSDK) and Kinetis Bootloader (KBOOT) do not support the entire line of Kinetis microcontrollers. Before designing a microcontroller into a project, check for KSDK and KBOOT support. Search for part family support at the [MCUXpresso SDK online builder](https:

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Setup Journal for EdgeRouter X

Out-of-box

1. Power up, connect to eth0
2. Wait for cold boot sequence; can be up to 2 minutes
3. Access:

• Via web interface at 192.168.1.1, UN/PW both ubnt
• ssh [email protected]

4. Add admin user, log in as admin user, delete default user

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Sneak path