Yes,I have got the solution from nxp local representive.
Below is how you can set the password to whatever you want with a few commands:
1. Stop at u-Boot stage by pressing any key after "Hit any key to stop autoboot" appears.
2. Modify the environment as specified below and boot:
=> setenv mmcroot /dev/mmcblk0p2 rootwait rw init=/bin/sh
=> boot
do _not_ issue "saveenv".
3. You will be presented a root shell without any authentication.
Use "passwd" command to set the password to whatever you want:
#/usr/bin/passwd vision
#sync
4. Powercycle the board.
5. When the system boots and comes to login, enter "vision" as username and the password you set.
Yes,I have got the solution from nxp local representive.
Below is how you can set the password to whatever you want with a few commands:
1. Stop at u-Boot stage by pressing any key after "Hit any key to stop autoboot" appears.
2. Modify the environment as specified below and boot:
=> setenv mmcroot /dev/mmcblk0p2 rootwait rw init=/bin/sh
=> boot
do _not_ issue "saveenv".
3. You will be presented a root shell without any authentication.
Use "passwd" command to set the password to whatever you want:
#/usr/bin/passwd vision
#sync
4. Powercycle the board.
5. When the system boots and comes to login, enter "vision" as username and the password you set.