There is a new init sequence that is executed prior to all concurrent
init.d services.
Placing ordered services in /etc/boot.d allows you to interpose upgrade,
verification, and special handling prior to execution of the normal SYSV init.
This system can be accessed by placing ordered scripts directly in
/etc/boot.d from your package.
This infra is used to perform early loader and partition upgrade checks, onie upgrades,
cpld upgrades, and the like.
Normal filesystem mounts are performed at priority 50.
Platform initialization is performated at priority 51.
TODO: Integrate upgrade sequence.
This installer emulates the previous ONL's installation behavior.
This is a deprecated installer that is currently be replaced with a
more advanced version.
The rootfs and SWI packages are now stored separately from the base packages.
The base and platform packages are designed as inputs for the system integrator and are separated for use by
those building their own systems.
The rootfs, SWI (and soon to be installer) parts of the builds are productizations of those inputs.
When ONL is integrated as part of a larger project these rootfs and SWI packages are not used directly.
