One logo, centered, white background, no rotation.
Rotation may be set in a postinstall step later.

BCS 746-000275

lzop was missing during kernel image build.

BCS 746-000293

The links in the boot partition do not work on the used fat partitions.
With tar of the dunfell fngsystem this is an error, which stops the
installation and the links have never bee installed anyway.

BCS 746-000274

The unset field generated a -- in the filenames, which is not
that nice.

The host tools: scripts/sign-file and srcripts/extract-cert need lcrypto
from openssl to compile. The normal search way only finds tools from the
target system, though out build docker does not has them installed and
the tools from the recipe-sysroot-native should be used.
This patch adds the DEPENDS=openssl and changes the kernels makefile to
query pkg-config-native for the correct compiler and linker flags for
those libs.
I added the kernel change as patch, as this seems to be yocto specific
and not a general solution, at least to use the -native tool. Also the
build in a extended SDK needs to be checked.

Also add native depends: Openssl is needed by script/extract-cert.
The util-linux-native is also added used in the linux-yocto recipe.
I guess both have already been in the sysroot due to secondary dependencies.

Rename the linux kernel repository to linux-guf.
Switch to SRCREV="${AUTOREV}" for the kernel development.

The team decision is to rename the linux kernel repository from
linux-stable to linux-guf to show that it actually does not mirror the
linux-stable directly but uses it as a basis source for our Garz &
Fricke development.

This changes include renaming the recipe, adjusting the Gitlab URL and
renaming the PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/kernel.

With this change we also want to use the bitbake AUTOREV feature to pull
the latest development kernel. Right now we do not have the release
method to pin the revision to a specific version.

The ordinary kernel.bbclass should implement all necessary dependencies
needed to build the linux kernel.

I tried to remove the build dependencies and it worked for me, thus
remove the unneccessary dependencies.

Normally teh device tree blobs will be built without symbols like the
aliases that may be used like references.

However, the overlay method relies on the fact that the symbols are
present in the devcie tree to be overlayed. This can be eigther achieved
by using a textual representation of the devcie tree or by additional
symbols in the device tree blob.

Introduce the latter, so that we can use the device tree blob as overlay
basis.