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 > Apr  9 06:19:04 '  eth0:14250798570591813804 2284720007938 18638    0    0 18638          0  27375938 1556640980159 3345714490    0    0    0     0       0          0 '

One odd thing is that crazy number 14250798570591813804 is
c5c501cbc5c500ac in hex.  I dunno what the significant of the 0xc5 bit
pattern is though...

The other line has 220898233988841368, which is 0x310c9c6006a7f98, not
nearly so regular a patter.

I don't think I'm helping much...