boards: update driver at86rf213 to at86rf233 #228
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Contribution description
The driver in m4a-24g it's not reading by auto_init_gnrc_netif and netdec_default, because the referred driver it's wrong, the at86rf213 doesn't exist in samr21. see also in samr21 datasheet about more info.
Testing procedure
Use the RIOT submodule to testing with gnrc_networkin example:
cd RIOT/examples/gnrc_networkingIn the m4a-firmware shell execute the command line:
Then of previous steps, you should see the integrated radio as a network interface
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