Better fix for hardware FCS error on JTAG reset

Correct silly error introduced by trying to save two bytes.

cpu/avr/radio/rf230bb/halbb.c

@@ -232,13 +232,19 @@ hal_init(void)
 //  hal_reset_flags();
 
     /*IO Specific Initialization - sleep and reset pins. */
+    /* Set pins low before they are initialized as output? Does not seem to matter */
+//  hal_set_rst_low();
+//  hal_set_slptr_low();
     DDR_SLP_TR |= (1 << SLP_TR); /* Enable SLP_TR as output. */
     DDR_RST    |= (1 << RST);    /* Enable RST as output. */
 
     /*SPI Specific Initialization.*/
     /* Set SS, CLK and MOSI as output. */
-    HAL_DDR_SPI  |= (1 << HAL_DD_SS) | (1 << HAL_DD_SCK) | (1 << HAL_DD_MOSI);
+    /* To avoid a SPI glitch, the port register shall be set before the DDR register */ 
     HAL_PORT_SPI |= (1 << HAL_DD_SS) | (1 << HAL_DD_SCK); /* Set SS and CLK high */
+    HAL_DDR_SPI  |= (1 << HAL_DD_SS) | (1 << HAL_DD_SCK) | (1 << HAL_DD_MOSI);
+    HAL_DDR_SPI  &=~ (1<< HAL_DD_MISO);                   /* MISO input */ 
+
     /* Run SPI at max speed */
     SPCR         = (1 << SPE) | (1 << MSTR); /* Enable SPI module and master operation. */
     SPSR         = (1 << SPI2X); /* Enable doubled SPI speed in master mode. */

cpu/avr/radio/rf230bb/rf230bb.c

@@ -721,18 +721,29 @@ rf230_init(void)
 {
   uint8_t i;
   DEBUGFLOW('i');
-
+/* A jtag or brownout reset of the mcu tristates the RF230 control pins while
+ * it is in operation, which can result in a mulfunctioning condition when the
+ * radio is later re-initialized.
+ * This manifests as an incorrectly computed hardware FCS checksum.
+ * Setting up the pins before the poweron time delay seems to fix this.
+ */
+#if 1  //this works after a brownout or jtag reset
+  /* Initialize Hardware Abstraction Layer */
+  hal_init();
   /* Wait in case VCC just applied */
   delay_us(TIME_TO_ENTER_P_ON);
+#else  //this gives FCS errors 5 out of 6 times
+  /* Wait in case VCC just applied */
+  delay_us(TIME_TO_ENTER_P_ON);
+  /* Initialize Hardware Abstraction Layer */
+  hal_init();
+#endif
  
   /* Calibrate oscillator */
  // printf_P(PSTR("\nBefore calibration OSCCAL=%x\n"),OSCCAL);
  // calibrate_rc_osc_32k();
  // printf_P(PSTR("After calibration OSCCAL=%x\n"),OSCCAL); 
 
-  /* Initialize Hardware Abstraction Layer */
-  hal_init();
-  
   /* Set receive buffers empty and point to the first */
   for (i=0;i<RF230_CONF_RX_BUFFERS;i++) rxframe[i].length=0;
   rxframe_head=0;rxframe_tail=0;

platform/avr-raven/contiki-raven-main.c

@@ -167,19 +167,6 @@ uint8_t i,j;
 /*------Done in a subroutine to keep main routine stack usage small--------*/
 void initialize(void)
 {
-/* A jtag or brownout reset of the mcu tristates the RF230 control pins while
- * it is in operation, which can result in a mulfunctioning condition when the
- * radio is later re-initialized.
- * This manifests as an incorrectly computed hardware FCS checksum.
- * Setting up the pins as soon as possible after mcu reset seems to fix this.
- * Additionally, hold the radio in reset to prevent premature rx interrupts.
- */
-#if RF230BB
-#include "radio/rf230bb/hal.h"
-  hal_init();
-  hal_set_rst_low();
-#endif
- 
   watchdog_init();
   watchdog_start();
 
@@ -370,7 +357,7 @@ uint8_t i;
 {
 #if AVR_WEBSERVER
   uint8_t i;
-  char buf[80];
+  char buf1[40],buf[40];
   unsigned int size;
 
   for (i=0;i<UIP_DS6_ADDR_NB;i++) {
@@ -380,11 +367,11 @@ uint8_t i;
 	}
   }
    cli();
-   eeprom_read_block (buf,eemem_server_name, sizeof(eemem_server_name));
+   eeprom_read_block (buf1,eemem_server_name, sizeof(eemem_server_name));
    eeprom_read_block (buf,eemem_domain_name, sizeof(eemem_domain_name));
    sei();
-   buf[sizeof(eemem_server_name)]=0;
+   buf1[sizeof(eemem_server_name)]=0;
-   PRINTA("%s",buf);
+   PRINTA("%s",buf1);
    buf[sizeof(eemem_domain_name)]=0;
    size=httpd_fs_get_size();
 #ifndef COFFEE_FILES
@@ -491,7 +478,7 @@ main(void)
 if ((clocktime%STAMPS)==0) {
 #if ENERGEST_CONF_ON
 #include "lib/print-stats.h"
-//	print_stats();
+  print_stats();
 #elif RADIOSTATS
 extern volatile unsigned long radioontime;
   PRINTF("%u(%u)s\n",clocktime,radioontime);