IPv4/single: STM32H7xx driver check result of HAL_ETH_Init #465
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@htibosch can you please rebase this PR? The location of the NetworkInterface.c file has been modified to source/portable/NetworkInterface/STM32Hxx/NetworkInterface.c |
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Opened a rebased version of this PR: #479 |
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Description
This PR is in response to an issue reported on the FreeRTOS forum.
The function
HAL_ETH_Init()checks if the PHY hardware is OK. The result of the function was not checked, which may result in a crash.Dweb_2, thank you for reporting this.
Test Steps
It is difficult to reproduce without changing the hardware.
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