What does ifconfig en0 tell you, though? ipconfig getipaddr doesn't
back if that seems to make any difference. Ah, no it doesn't, I've just checked with my normal command (ipconfig getifaddr en0) and got the
The point I was making is: ipconfig doesn't appear to do what it's documented to do, but that's neither here nor there. In order to get useful diagnostics on your actual problem, you'll need to use ifconfig. I actually never used/heard of ipconfig before; I always use ifconfig.
ipconfig doesn't give anyone any results at all. It might use an ioctl that isn't implemented in Darwin.
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