The bottom line is to find the proper initramfs configuration matching the actual hardware.
Try configuring the initramfs to be build with "most" modules.
While this creates a huge initramfs file, chances are it contains all needed to boot normally.
Once booted, create a listing of all loaded modules with the lsmod command and use that to tune the actual initramfs build.
That's the way i managed to create a suitable initram configuration.
See https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=15031 for the result.
Try configuring the initramfs to be build with "most" modules.
While this creates a huge initramfs file, chances are it contains all needed to boot normally.
Once booted, create a listing of all loaded modules with the lsmod command and use that to tune the actual initramfs build.
That's the way i managed to create a suitable initram configuration.
See https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=15031 for the result.
Devices: Pinebook Pro & Pinephone (Braveheart)
