See system/netd/include/Fwmark.h which reserves the bottom 21 bits
of skb->mark for netid, etc... so out of necessity these have to be
in the top 11 bits.
In practice the only values that really make sense are either:
mark == mask == 0 (disabled)
or (mark == mask) being one of the top 11 available bits, for example:
mark == mask == 0x80000000 (enabled, using top-most bit)
(only a single bit makes sense, as this is really just a boolean signal,
and only the topmost is known to be used on any real devices)
Let's just force the use of 0x80000000 for ecosystem consistency.
Bug: 284334830
Test: TreeHugger
Signed-off-by: Maciej Żenczykowski <maze@google.com>
Change-Id: I199e9b00de845b3747940426ea6644426ab72e87
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