Support arbitrary baud rates #135
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This has a couple uses cases. Some devices, notably Rockchip ones, typically run their console UART at a high speed. While this is optional, it's nice to match the default so that bootloader messages are readable without temporarily switching rates. The second use case is to bump the baud rate as high as possible so that using Erlang's peer via the UART performs well.
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This has a couple uses cases. Some devices, notably Rockchip ones,
typically run their console UART at a high speed. While this is
optional, it's nice to match the default so that bootloader messages are
readable without temporarily switching rates. The second use case is to
bump the baud rate as high as possible so that using Erlang's peer via
the UART performs well.
This is a work-in-progress that needs some cleanup on the LLM-generated code and
it also needs tests.