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Hi Gary

> Did you try 'root=ttyCPM0,9600'?

Gave that a shot just now, doesn't seem to have changed anything other
than that it now says "VFS: Cannot open root device ttyCMP0,9600" or
unknown-block(2,0)." But thanks for the suggestion though.

What exactly was this supposed to do? I thought that the "root=" boot
argument did not play a role in console output of the boot
information.