Rockchip: Use 115200 baud rate#33
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Closes #6
This is a somewhat breaking change, and a difference compared to:
But conversely, this harmonizes our boards. All boards now will use the same exact serial settings.
Additionally, as was discovered, TF-A already sets it to 115200
So it's not out of the question to do it here too.
Finally, some distros will assume 115200 on serial for getty by default. This will help in these cases.
TODO
Test on:
Then:
serial.mdtitle: Accessing the serial console)