Bash often drops beginning characters in the first command sent if it is sent too soon after being logged in. Solution is to wait 1s after logging in
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Boot time isn't static. Boot time can (in theory) be sped up by forcing a clearing of the screen of all vitals before rebooting. Clearing the screen of all vitals is theoretically possible in the UI menu, with a Spoof Touch, but I don't know the object name of the 'clear' button.
Can check for reboot completed by reading in serial, check for reboot: Restarting System
once done, read for login:
First command sent to shell gets dropped (possibly due to timing issue?)