wine users - Jul 2011 - Is it possible to assign or spoof a MAC address in Wine?

Hello,

How is the MAC address code that is reported in the Wine environment assigned?
How would I go about manually assigning (spoofing) a MAC address to the
environment?

I am working on getting Warcraft II BNE to work with LAN play via IPX. I'm
using an IPX to UDF wrapper called IPXWrapper which works fine (I tested it with
several Windows boxes). Right now I'm having a problem getting two separate
copes of W2BNE (running under Wine) to join one another's game. The
computers can see each others games, but not join them.

IPXWrapper uses the Wine-reported MAC address to generate a "node"
number. Since all network devices should have unique MAC addresses, all the node
numbers should also be unique as well. The problem is that Wine appears to
always reports the MAC number as 00:00:00:00:00:00 and so all copies of
IPXWrapper being run under Wine generate identical node numbers (and are then
unable to join each others' game in W2BNE).

Hence, how can I change the MAC address Wine reports so that the wrapper can
generate unique node numbers and thereby enable proper LAN networking?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Never mind the above question. I figured out my problem - didn't need MAC
address after all.