Baud was wrong, 115200*2 seems to work reliably enough even for the GPIO remapped pins. WROVER unfortunately used one of the other uart's dedicated pins for the psram enable... which is annoying. That could have been handled by any pin...
Baud was wrong, 115200*2 seems to work reliably enough even for the GPIO
remapped pins. WROVER unfortunately used one of the other uart's dedicated
pins for the psram enable... which is annoying. That could have been handled
by any pin...

Then the third uart's dedicated pins are used for the spi flash. So only
uart0 can be run at really high speed, but what's the point when 115,200 is
enough for a silly console...

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