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You still have to get the start-up command line passed to QEMU correct for the Kindle model processor your emulating.
(Which is doable, just missing from Brian's post.)
See the "qemu sub-tree" of the Buildroot distribution for examples.
And if your starting QEMU in 'system' mode (not running its own kernel, but using your host's kernel) -
Keep in mind that QEMU is just re-directing system calls to your host's linux kernel.
Which, sometimes, means your host needs to be running the same kernel version (to get the system calls to match the emulated system).
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Yes, I know, the water is getting deeper and the current stronger - - but its all doable - just swim harder.
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