The fng-install scripts have been updated to reflect the new
image names.

The distros have been renamed to seconorth.
Also some clean-up, sorting and commenting was done.

Images have been renamed to seconorth.
Additionally, some clean-up and commenting has been done.

Renamed the guf part of the packagegroups to seconorth.
Also some clean-up and sorting of the groups has been done.

Also updated the URLs to www.seco.com.

The kernel isn't supposed to be part of the Flash-N-Go-System
ramfs. Since Kirkstone, the old way of removing the kernel doesn't
work anymore. With the PACKAGE_EXCLUDE, the kernel is excluded from
the do_rootfs step.

The native class must be included last, to prevent unexpected
behaviour.

The feature-check isn't used in the minimal image. Yocto shows a warning
because of this, so we remove the include from the minimal image and
move it to the standard/small images.

Some recipes are renamed based on the device arch.
To prevent this, the arch must be set before including the packagegroup
class.

- Removed unused code
- Fixed format and general code clean-up
- Fixed missing branch warning in SRC_URI

- Clean-up of the Flash-N-Go recipe
- Removed old code parts, that are no longer valid
- Excluded the Kernel from the initramfs, because its too big

Via the gplv3 distro feature, GPLv3 software can be enabled/disabled.
The new variant is build without GPLv3 software.
Also removed duplicate pam entry in DISTRO_FEATURES of regular
wayland distro.

The inclusion of the GPLv3 packages was broken.
With the changes, GPLv3 packages are only build/included, when the
gplv3 feature is set in DISTRO_FEATURES.

Also fixed wrong spelling in recipe name.

The beep recipe was backported to Dunfell. There is an upstream beep
recipe for Kirkstone, so we don't need our custom recipe anymore.

We upgraded kbd to a newer version because of build errrors in Yocto.
Poky now provides the same version we upgraded to, so no need for a custom
version anymore.

Since version 1.32.2, the NetworkManager is build with the Vala support.
We don't include Vala in our Image and disable it therefore.

The FEATURE_PACKGES directive doesn't work here, because the
packagegroups aren't run like a normal recipe.
Moved the GPLv3 packages back to PACKAGES for normal inclusion.

The GPLv2 licenses have been renamed. Changed to the new naming and
updated the licenses files.

Pam is now required by the wayland build.

The bbappend doesn't match the current version of wireguard anymore.
Fixed to general bbappend.

Nowadays, Yocto aims to provide reproducible builds and activates
corresponding compiler checks. These break the build of gfi2c.
Remove the DATE macro from the sources to fix the warning and thus
fix the build.

Bitbake throws a warning in recent versions, when no branch is given for
a git repository.
Added the default master branches to the recipes.

Our consuming guf-ltp-tests test suite depends on ltp and relies on the
libltp.a being exported as a public static library. This is no longer
the case for the upstream ltp package. It can be simply turned on using
the patch supplied.

Under certain conditions libinput created duplicate device entries and
thus broke our touch system.
This is now fixed upstream and we can remove the patch and the bbappend file.

Since honister and gcc11 it seems not necessary to include the
"Fix-argument-list-too-long-error.patch" anymore.
Remove the patch and the bbappend as well.

With commit https://cgit.openembedded.org/openembedded-core/commit/meta/recipes-connectivity/dhcp?id=7e3357892f204788162747e907d68f857118cf42
dhcp was removed inf favor of dhcpd. Resemble this removal.

Currently, we do not have a replacement configured.

Since Yocto Honister, a new syntax for the OVERRIDES is used.
Converted the syntax in all recipes, configs, etc. to the new syntax.
Also the MACHINE_OVERRIDES from the meta-freescale layer have changed.
For more info regarding the NXP changes see
https://git.yoctoproject.org/meta-freescale/tree/scripts/convert-bsp-specific-overrides.

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