more efficient and robust eeprom storage #237
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refactor naming: aescbcb64 -> cipher on system faults, clear memory and disable SPI and I2C peripherals use explicit names for flash wrapper functions
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2314e62 more efficient and robust eeprom storage refactor naming: aescbcb64 -> cipher on system faults, clear memory and disable SPI and I2C peripherals use explicit names for flash wrapper functions (djb)
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refactor naming: aescbcb64 -> cipher
on system faults, clear memory and disable SPI and I2C peripherals
use explicit names for flash wrapper functions