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None, drivers are hardware specific, if both devices share the same hadware manufacurer they tend to have the same drivers.
A driver is a software component that lets the operating system and a device communicate with each other. So asking for a difference in drivers is as asking the difference in hardware in both devices, though one tends to be more intergrated they are all the same in low level functions
Also drivers might not even communicate directly with the device but send a request. thats why some drivers can be written directly into an operating system.
To get the network number and node number of the destination machine. The subnet mask is usually called the NETwork MASK, so anding it with the address gives you the network number. Using the not logical operator on the netmask then protects the node bits in a second and operation.
address & netmask = network number
address & not( netmask ) = node number
The not operator essentially just flips the bits of it's argument.
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