First step at porting to MoteinoMEGA.  LED shows assert failure at boot.  Appears to be short double blink, short off (~1sec), followed by 250ms toggle cycles.  Most of it derived from amber board.

All Ethernet drivers (again):  Missed one place where arp_out() is called and neighber_out() needs to be called

Networking:  Modify all Ethernet drivers:  Do neighbor look-up on all outgoing IPv6 packs in order to properly set the destination link layer address.

nuttx/arch/arm/src/stm32/stm32_serial.c: fix declaration and definition of up_receive() and up_dma_receive() to match fields of uart_ops_s from nuttx/include/nuttx/serial/serial.h

Tiva Ethernet:  When calling into the stack from the worker thread, it is necessary to have the stack locked

Networking:  All Ethernet drivers:  Call ipv6_input if IPv6 is enabled and an IPv6 packet is received

- Copy net/devif/devif_input.c to ipv6_input.c.  Remove all IPv4-specific logic.
- Rename net/devif/devif_input.c to ipv4_input.c.  Remove all IPv6-specific logic
- Split IPv4 header structure out as net_ipv4hdr_s from net_iphdr_s

Removed setting of the initial timer interval load value (or, rather, it is always set to zero for a free-running timer).  Also, do not unconditional enable the timer out interrupt.  The timerout interrupt is not not enabled until tiva_timer32_setinterval() is called.

Timer Timer:  Timer driver now initializes without complaints.  Need a test driver of some kind to make more testing progress.

Tiva Timer:  Rename tiva_timerlow.c to tiva_timerlow32.c since it only supports 32-bit periodic timers

Tiva Timer:  Allow timeout interrupts even if the reload value is zero.  That is the value that is need to get an interrupt on the wrap from 0xffffffff to 0x00000000

Tiva Timer: Add conditional compilation to enable/disable each timer feature.  Not only does this reduce the footprint by suppressing unused features, it also protects from partially implemented features that are now conditioned on EXPERIMENTAL