Upstream has removed the ia_net{,mask} elements from
struct in_ifaddr, so we can no longer use them directly.
Switch to passing an rx_ifaddr_t (i.e. struct ifaddr*) in instead,
as that uses a slightly different codepath which still works
for our purposes.
We compile the kernel module with -Werror, so storing a pointer
(memcpy return value) in an int is forbidden, hence the conditional
declaration of 't'.