EEPROM content and multiple NIC
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d008 == 1101000000001000
100b == 0001000000001011It's been a long, long time since I touched/looked at this
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code (or the
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docs!), so don't ask me why this is like it is, but, there
you have
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it...
Hahahaha... This is so funny. Its amazing how simple one can get if
you just know why.
Looks like an endian issue to me. Just do a byte swap...
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Thanks mark.
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d008 == 1101000000001000
100b == 0001000000001011
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Looks like an endian issue to me. Just do a byte swap...
No, not at all. Endianess affects the BYTE order, i. e. the sequence of bytes, but not the positions of the bits in a byte.
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Wolfgang Denk
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