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The top most bit of the first Vendor byte is causing negative MAC addressed and hence negative flakes. I suggest removing the least significant bit of first vendor byte, the Multi/uni cast indicator which would be the same for all PC NICs then shift the remaining 7 bits down (right) 1.
Fix for negative flakes
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Any possibility of getting this pull request merged? Up for other suggestions on the negative MAC address issue too. |
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The top most bit of the first Vendor byte is causing negative MAC
addressed and hence negative flakes. I suggest removing the least
significant bit of first vendor byte, the Multi/uni cast indicator
which would be the same for all PC NICs then shift the remaining 7 bits
down (right) 1.