I noticed this pattern while trying to debug my printer. It seems from other issues that it's the same pattern for everyone - the two addresses have their first three bytes rotated right, so if one address is AA:BB:CC:dd:ee:ff the other will be CC:AA:BB:dd:ee:ff (or BB:CC:AA:dd:ee:ff for that matter). I also wanted to give users a more definite way of discerning which address is correct - I spent too much time trying to work with the wrong address just because the right address had an issue for me when I tried it first.
I noticed this pattern while trying to debug my printer. It seems from other issues that it's the same pattern for everyone - the two addresses have their first three bytes rotated right, so if one address is
AA:BB:CC:dd:ee:ff
the other will beCC:AA:BB:dd:ee:ff
(orBB:CC:AA:dd:ee:ff
for that matter). I also wanted to give users a more definite way of discerning which address is correct - I spent too much time trying to work with the wrong address just because the right address had an issue for me when I tried it first.