To list the hardware boards supported by the different layers, we may run:

$ ls sources/meta-freescale*/conf/machine/*.conf

And to list the newly introduced target images, use the following:

$ ls sources/meta-freescale*/recipes*/images/*.bb  

The FSL community BSP release introduces the following new target images:

• fsl-image-mfgtool-initramfs: This is a small, RAM-based initramfs image used with the NXP manufacturing tool
• fsl-image-multimedia: This is a console-only image that includes the gstreamer multimedia framework over the framebuffer
• fsl-image-multimedia-full: This is an extension of fsl-image-multimedia, that extends the gstreamer multimedia framework to include all available plugins
• fsl-image-machine-test: This is an extension of fsl-image-multimedia-full for testing and benchmarking

The release includes a sources/Documentation repository with buildable documentation. To build, we first need to install some host tools as follows:

$ sudo apt-get install libfreetype6-dev libjpeg8-dev python3-dev python3-pip python3-sphinx texlive-fonts-recommended texlive-latex-extra zlib1g-dev fonts-liberation                                                         
$ sudo pip3 install reportlab sphinxcontrib-blockdiag  

And then we can build the different documents by entering its sub-directory, and build an HTML document with:

$ make singlehtml  

Or a PDF version with:

$ make latexpdf  

For example, to build the release notes in both HTML and PDF versions we do:

$ cd /opt/yocto/fsl-community-bsp/sources/Documentation/release-notes
$ make latexpdf singlehtml  

The documents can be found inside the build/latex and build/singlehtml directories.