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This build flag will indicate whether the target boots with 16kb kernel.
This flag will be used in pgagnostic targets and targets with
with the _16k suffix.
Define the build flag PRODUCT_BOOTS_16K
- When PRODUCT_BOOTS_16K := true, target boots with 16kb kernel.
- When PRODUCT_BOOTS_16K := false, target boots with 4kb kernel.
If the PRODUCT_BOOTS_16K is not defined, its value will be false by default.
Bug: 346868433
Test: Built Pixel 8 targets
$ source build/envsetup.sh
$ lunch husky-trunk_staging-userdebug
$ get_build_var PRODUCT_BOOTS_16K
false
Change-Id: Ifc5138dd76d2172e1c3bc2564efe91a0f83c5420
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