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So what you are saying is that the output is the same for the working unit you refer in this (#11) post and the broken unit you refer to in the OP (#1)? Or are you referring to the same unit?
If so: The working unit should show more output, I think.
The "Hit any key to stop autoboot" indeed indicates that at that point, you could make appear a menu or similar means within uboot. Did you hit a key at that point and looked what happens? Of course I mean for the blocked unit you refer to in #1.
As a side note: That this looks the same on the bricked kindle and working kindles still does not prove that the kernel of the bricked unit is OK. It's just a hint that it might be.
Ownership of the tty device on the host machine certainly isn't the culprit here. You wouldn't see anything if that were the case, and facing a permission error instead.
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