There is a Class $2$ maximal subgroup $SL(2,5)^{4}.4^{3}.S_{4}$ (denoted by $MM_2$ in the following code) in $PGL(8,5)$. I am trying to locate the $SL(2,5)^4$ part in Magma. But after I constructed some derived subgroups, it seems I've gone a bit further than I'm supposed to.
K:=GF(5);
G:=GL(8,K);
V:=VectorSpace(G);
phi,G1:=OrbitAction(G,sub<V|V.1>);
d1:=ClassicalMaximals("L",8,5:general:=true,classes:={2});
MM2:=phi(d1[2]);
DER:=DerivedSubgroup(MM2);
DER:=DerivedSubgroup(DER);
DER:=DerivedSubgroup(DER);
#DER;
829440000
DER:=DerivedSubgroup(DER);
#DER;
103680000
#SL(2,5)^4;
207360000
Is the derived-subgroup approach not suitable or something off with $MM_2$? Thank you.