Yep, I know you are devastated by machine ID mismatching therefore the target board shows nothing after the “starting kernel” banner.
When you face this weird situation, first you need to check the machine ID which u-boot is expecting and the one in the linux kernel are well matched each other.
You can find machine ID defined in following file in Linux kernel
arch/arm/tools/mach-types
You can check for the number of MACH_”YOURBOARD” has been assigned.
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