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Agreed with Popcornmix, its not trivial work at all, and for that I hope he is getting paid by the RPi foundation.

I believe Intel employ a whole army of devs just for Kernel work alone.

Which begs the question, why aren't AMLogic... If it's just because they can save the money and continue to release new Android builds based on old kernels, they will presumably hit a point where they need to move to a newer kernel. (3.14 LTS only has 6 month of LTS left after all...)

Could be, reach the end of LTS and then be forced to build new Kernels. Or maybe Google forces their hand with new Android OS ?

Anyone know what Linux Kernel version something like a nVIDIA Shield is using ?