Hello everyone,

Please could I ask for some help?  I have a Kindle Fire HD 3rd generation 
(2013), which I am hoping to _eventually_ port Replicant to.  However, I am a 
newbie developer.  I tried porting LineageOS 14.1 to it (using another Nougat 
custom rom's repos as a starting point), but it didn't work, so I am trying to 
port postmarketOS instead, as that provides a pathway for mainlining too, a 
necessary requirement for Replicant 11.

Anyway, my downstream kernel builds ok, and my boot.img has the same important 
parameters unpackbootimg displays as the most recent custom rom zip, but it 
won't boot the kernel, just goes back to fastboot.  I think it is something to 
do with the fact that both TWRP and Evervolv (the custom rom) have a boot 
exploit coded into their device repos.  Please could one of you take a look at 
this makefile [1] and describe what it is doing, so that I can add an initramfs 
hook shell script [2] (if indeed that is what is required)?

Thanks so much,

Jack K

[1] - https://github.com/Evervolv/android_device_amazon_soho/blob/ng-7.1/boot.mk
[2] - https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Device_specific_package#Initramfs_hook

P.S. I think soho would be a great Replicant device, as there is another 
omap4470 device (jem) that someone on xda got running close to mainline last 
year.  It also doesn't have any camera or internal microphone.  Finally, the 
only blobs are for wifi/BT and graphics.

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