While Bookworm's iproute2 has built-in support for the MACsec XPN protocols, the SSCI argument is passed in in a different way compared to the patch that we had. Instead of taking in a number, a hex string is taken in instead.
Update the code in sairedis to pass in a hex string for SSCI instead of a number.
Also simplify the endian conversion for the SCI by using htobe64, so that we don't need #ifdef's checking for endianness. It's technically non-standard, but since this will be compiled for Linux, that should be fine.
While Bookworm's iproute2 has built-in support for the MACsec XPN protocols, the SSCI argument is passed in in a different way compared to the patch that we had. Instead of taking in a number, a hex string is taken in instead.
Update the code in sairedis to pass in a hex string for SSCI instead of a number.
Also simplify the endian conversion for the SCI by using
htobe64, so that we don't need#ifdef's checking for endianness. It's technically non-standard, but since this will be compiled for Linux, that should be fine.