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| I believe this is an endian display issue only. Things look screwy on
| intel. It should be fixed in wackatrl.

Oh, the problems are more intricate than "it's screwed up on
Intel". If I start things in a different order, it looks like
this

[i386] % ./wackatrl -l
Owner: 212.16.40.154
* de0:157.40.16.212/29

[macpcc] % ./wackatrl -l
Owner: 154.40.16.212
* gm0:212.16.40.157/29

Playing around with wackatrl -f / -s then changes that into

[i386] % ./wackatrl -l
Owner: 155.40.16.212
* de0:157.40.16.212/29


I also see (this time on the big endian side)

Adding 153.40.16.212 to the shared arp cache
Adding 154.40.16.212 to the shared arp cache
Adding 155.40.16.212 to the shared arp cache
Adding 212.16.40.153 to the shared arp cache
Adding 212.16.40.154 to the shared arp cache

appear in the debug output of wackamole, so something seems to
be fed into it in the wrong order.

Fun, fun, fun...

mjl