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Offset Size Name Notes
0 21 name The human-assigned name for this system
21 6 serial_number The ISN as a 48-bit number; this isn't aligned as a u64 or a u32, unusually for numeric fields. interpret it as: sn = (rec[22] << 40) + (rec[22] << 32) + (rec[23] << 24) + (rec[24] << 16) + (rec[25] << 8) + rec[26].
27 1 unknown 0
28 4 flags AddressBookEntryFlags

-- ToddLarason - 26 Mar 2002


How bizarre...

-- LeeThompson - 27 Mar 2002


It makes a little more sense when you see the ISN as a MAC address -- the OUI part is the word 20..23 (high byte unused), the instance part is the word 24..27 (low byte unused). Just a little more sense, though.

-- ToddLarason - 11 Jun 2002


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