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> If that happens, then they’re just assigning “ID”s. Or "serial numbers," as it were. The concoction of UUIDs that are neither universal nor unique happens i
by mike_hock 4y ago
> If that happens, then they’re just assigning “ID”s.
Or "serial numbers," as it were.
The concoction of UUIDs that are neither universal nor unique happens in software, but the cause is the serial numbers colliding.
- bigiain 4y ago> Or "serial numbers," as it were. Or in this case, a constant number… I’ve seen similar problems with inexpensive Chinese wifi modules all shipping with an identical MAC address. Mostly you can Google up the method required to reflash them (or worst case, I’ve been out a dollar or two because it usually the ultra cheap things this happens on).