openthread: Remove dependency to Zephyr NET L2 OpenThread #1732
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Rely on CONFIG_OPENTHREAD instead of CONFIG_NET_L2_OPENTHREAD to support a different networking approach than Zephyr's L2 layer. This allows to use of the nrf5 radio driver directly in the OpenThread platform as a simple alternative to Zephyr L2 networking. Signed-off-by: Arkadiusz Balys <[email protected]>
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Done in #1751. |
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Rely on CONFIG_OPENTHREAD instead of CONFIG_NET_L2_OPENTHREAD to support a different networking approach than Zephyr's L2 layer.
This allows to use of the nrf5 radio driver directly in the OpenThread platform as a simple alternative to Zephyr L2 networking.