STM32: Option to detect Ethernet PHY address automatically #3795
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Currently
GenericSMIcan't detect ethernet PHY address and will stuck in eternal loop if address is incorrect. This PR adds automatic detection by probing all addresses from 0 to 31 with fixed attempt count and delay. Automatic detection enabled ifGenericSMIwas created with address0xFF