LEGO wrote:

> I just tried to open some files with my intel
> based minimac and they do not work...

Where were the capture files created, and what application wrote them?

> oddly enough capture works only
> if you are seeing packets in real-time, if instead you try to capture
> without it fails to open them.

What does "wireshark -v" print?

And is Wireshark built from source?

> The issue here is that it doesn't appear to be an endianess issue,

No, it's almost certainly not an endianness issue; as Jeff noted, 
libpcap and wiretap both determine the endianness of a libpcap file from 
the magic number (which is written in *host* byte order, as are other 
values in the file header and packet record header), and use that when 
reading other values from the file and packet record headers.
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