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rid of intermediate configuration file by using only new build.conf file.
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thanks to Ben Armstrong <synrg@sanctuary.nslug.ns.ca>.
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this will break building wheezy images (so we have to come up with something better than that prior upload).
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Using check_call(), a non-zero return value from the subprocess will cause the
desired behavior of an aborted build with a stack trace.
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order for init to detect initialized config directories properly.
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existing (Closes: #746570).
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If /etc/machine-id exists but is empty, systemd will do tricks
with bind-mounts to ensure that a valid transient UUID is bind-mounted
over it, which is exactly what we want for a live system.
If /etc/machine-id does not exist, systemd-journald
will just fail, which is undesirable.
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(Closes: #745816)
extlinux configuration for the bootable image is installed to
/boot/extlinux, matching the extlinux-install script in Debian.
From the configuration point of view it's still called "syslinux",
the same as the rest of the syslinux family (pxelinux, isolinux etc.)
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(Closes: #745855).
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