is_Pi() function MAC address range #1531
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added new mac address range for rpi4 I assume that the raspberry pi 4 has a different mac address range. found reference to `dc:a6:32:` as possible value for start of mac address range for raspberry pi foundation. please comment if you have a raspberry pi 4 and your mac address doesn't start with `dc:a6:32:` so that I can ammend this pull request with the correct values.
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Great thanks @emrys, Works here on PI4! |
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fix #1528
the reboot/restart buttons are currently set to show if ran on a raspberry pi. the is_Pi() function checks the device's mac address starts with the range associated to the raspberry pi foundation.
NOT TESTED ON RASPBERRY PI 4
added new mac address range for rpi4.
does the raspberry pi 4 has a different mac address range?? please comment if you know.
If you run this on your raspberry pi4 you should get your mac address for the ethernet and wifi network controllers...
Found reference to
dc:a6:32:as the OUI for raspberry pi trading (owned by raspberry pi foundation)please comment if you have a raspberry pi 4 and your mac address doesn't start with
dc:a6:32:so that I can amend this pull request with the correct values.