Device Tree for Picasso seems broken

I don't know if it's my mess-up, but I was not able to build the exact same dtb image as found in the official boot.img. My built dtb image is 4.4M when concatenated while the official one is only ~800K, and most importantly, when packaged into boot.img, the one built by me does not work and fails straight into bootloader. In console-ramoops I can't even see kernel messages during such a crash, which probably means the kernel isn't even booted enough to output anything to ramoops. I tried to unpack the concatenated dtb images and compare them one-by-one, but it seemed to me that even the same dtb in the two images do not really match up and differs quite significantly.

In my current effort to port LineageOS 17.1 to this device, I resorted to using OSS kernel + prebuilt DTB / DTBO for now. I hope that this can be sorted out soon as some of my kernel changes had to be dirty hacks without functional OSS DTB / DTBO.

Of course, since I'm not aware of anyone else that is currently trying to build kernel + dt for this device, it could be totally my fault instead of Xiaomi's. But for now since I do not know, I'm keeping this open until someone fixed it or could help figure out why mine does not work. My forked kernel source code (with dt included) is at https://github.com/PeterCxy/android_kernel_xiaomi_sm7250

Comienza con el código fuente del kernel bifurcado y los archivos de device-tree enlazados en el issue; después, compara su salida DTB concatenada con el boot.img oficial y el DTB/DTBO precompilado. Comprueba las diferencias de empaquetado y la salida de ramoops durante el arranque. Se considera terminado cuando se haya identificado la causa y se haya producido un DTB/DTBO que pueda empaquetarse en boot.img y arranque Picasso correctamente.