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This was done using the 'indent' tool, which uses a fork of PyYAML named
'ruamel.yaml' to rewrite YAML files without losing comments, ordering,
or certain elements of formatting.
My aim with doing this is to open the door to automated editing of the
reference system definitions using the 'ruamel.yaml' library. This can
be used to implement automated migration when we want to make changes to
the YAML format that we use to represent Baserock system definitions.
Although this looks drastic, remember that it's actually only altered
65 out of 608 .morph files -- the vast majority already pass unchanged
through my version of ruamel.yaml.
Change-Id: I95ec978714b5bd1c02c90183336a9fbb846cb692
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Start ntpd with the `-N` and `-g` options, as recommended in the man
page. `-N` will, to the extent permitted by the operating system, run
the ntpd at the highest priority. `-g` will make ntpd to update the
time even if the offset with the current time is greater than 1000s.
Add 'limited' to the restrict options to avoid the following warning in
the log: 'restrict ::: KOD does nothing without LIMITED'.
Change-Id: I23e264533ef27af7a0504e8cd5b69c7e01843728
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So we can avoid an specific extension to introduce it in the system
Change-Id: I57f446977e3e5fba5fe98be6fdd6a3f150623f14
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Building with libcap allows ntpd to drop root privileges it doesn't need,
we also don't want to run ntpd as root, so we create an ntp user and an ntp
group.
Change-Id: Idd8a7916af97c10704290234c1bb1f34a14baf2c
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