[archiso] Use dm-snapshot instead of aufs2 (A.K.A. "The Big Commit")

* Use device mapper + snapshot module, instead union layer filesystem.
  * A block-level approach vs vfs-level.
  * No more unofficial (Linux) things.
  * More memory is needed.
* Refactor mkarchiso.
* Refactor hooks/archiso.
* Fix install/archiso_pxe_nbd
  (due recent change in mkinitcpio-0.6.15 on checked_modules()/all_modules())
  [Thanks Dave for the improved workaround]
* New configs/releng to build official images.
  * Works with a Bash script instead of Makefile.
    (better control and easy to maintain)
* Remove configs/syslinux-iso.
* Remove archiso2dual script. Integrate functionality in configs/releng.
* New configs/baseline to build the most basic live medium or use as template.
* New README (draft). [Thanks Dieter for fixing english grammar]

Signed-off-by: Gerardo Exequiel Pozzi <vmlinuz386@yahoo.com.ar>

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-                            Arch Linux
-                   Installation and Live-CDs
-                  ----------------------------
-
-All images give you a live console environment in which you can do
-a manual or automatic installation and which can be used as maintenance and rescue systems.
-
-All iso files can also be written to hard disks/usbkeys.
-
-Flavors:
---------
-Netinstall images are the preferred install media for Arch Linux.
-You can always get up to date packages using these media.
-Core images contain a snapshot of the core repository, which makes them ideal
-for offline installations when no Internet access is available
-to install the base system.  (you can do a netinstall with these also)
-
-Both come in i686, x86_64 or dual variant. The latter contains both and lets you choose
-an architecture at boot.
-
-How to obtain and use these installation images:
--------------------------------------
-Torrents are preferred (they are webseed enabled), but you can also just get the images
-from an Arch mirror.
-
-The Official Arch Linux Install Guide gives you more info:
-  http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Official_Arch_Linux_Install_Guide
-
-More info / getting in touch:
-----------------------------
-http://bugs.archlinux.org/
-http://mailman.archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch-releng
-
-Happy installing!
-Happy ARCHing!
-- Arch Linux Release Engineering team