@Matt Venn I just saw the webinar Just wanted to mention that you can still talk to caravel's serial if you change the DLL, just need to change the baud rate proportionally The default with the 10mhz clock is 9600 I'm using a 25mhz DLL clock so I use a 24000 baud rate on my terminal program

If it helps anyone, I recall Linux would typically not allow use of the sorts of nonstandard baud rates that could result from this clocking change, in which case this “anybaud” utility would help (unless there’s an easier or newer standard way in Linux that I’m not aware of): http://sensornodeinfo.rockingdlabs.com/blog/2016/01/19/baud74880/ — but I’m curious about either what approach you used, or what terminal util you used to support 24,000 Maximo :)

I'm using picocom:

picocom -b 24000 /dev/ttyUSB0

I think I tried screen and didn't work