Version: 2.00.git20131218 (current upstream git ss)

The GRUB release cycle is ridiculous, the last release (2.00) is buggy
and lacks features and back-porting upstream fixes becomes harder and
harder.

Copying nearly 500 patches from Fedora doesn't sound right either.

Instead, let's try current upstream snapshot with just a basic set of
patches.

Patches dropped:

– already upstream:
 * Issue-separate-DNS-queries-for-ipv4-and-ipv6.patch
 * add-GRUB-DISABLE-SUBMENU-option.patch
 * fix-http-crash.patch
 * grub2-awk.patch
 * grub2-efinet_fix.patch
 * grub2-freetype_include.patch
 * grub2-gets.patch
 * grub2-linuxefi.patch
 * grub2-tftp_fixes.patch

– those which looked like Fedora-specific and probably not used by
anybody in PLD (if anyone wishes tu support them, they may be brought
back):
 * add-X-option-to-printf-functions.patch
 * dhcp-client-id-and-uuid-options-added.patch
 * search-for-specific-config-file-for-netboot.patch

– most probably obsolete:
 * ppc.patch (we don't support PPC any more, do we? and the patch was
	      GCC-version specific)
 * grub2-generated_files.patch (the build process have been changed
                                upstream)

Builds, not tested if actually works.
- GRUB_DISABLE_SUBMENU value changed with upstream merge
Up to 2.02~beta2
renumber patches
-j1 for 'make update-gmo'
Merge branch 'DEVEL'