Thanks for the explanation!
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ChrisB Wrote:
> So essentially it was done to make bridging work without putti
So essentially it was done to make bridging work without putting
additional strain on the wireless card?
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If
Thanks - Google had since told me the same.
It struck me as a little odd, so I'm curious - can someone with a lot
more network knowledge than me explain why this is OK (sharing an
address between two interfaces) and why it was done?
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The MAC address is kept in the same section of flash that contains
the other settings. It's possible that the bump caused a connector
to come loose and the firmware to crash in such a way that it
overwrote that setting.
There's a secret MAC address editor built into the player setup (go
