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Scott Little 02094afcfd Relocate hostdata-collectors to 
stx-integ/tools/engtools/hostdata-collectors

Move content from stx-utils into stx-integ or stx-update

Packages will be relocated to

stx-update:
    enable-dev-patch
    extras

stx-integ:
    config-files/
        io-scheduler

    filesystem/
        filesystem-scripts

    grub/
        grubby

    logging/
        logmgmt

    tools/
        collector
        monitor-tools

    tools/engtools/
        hostdata-collectors
        parsers

    utilities/
        build-info
        branding   (formerly wrs-branding)
        platform-util

Change-Id: I9796704d8ffc6590a971af9d41b626189e35ecc4
Story: 2002801
Task: 22687
Signed-off-by: Scott Little <scott.little@windriver.com>
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README 

The Engineering tools is meant to be installed as a patch. Therefore, the RPM is generated as part 
of the build but is not included in the image. Assuming your development environment is fully set up,
simply run patch-engtools.sh to generate the patch:

In this directory ($MY_REPO/addons/wr-cgcs/layers/cgcs/middleware/util/recipes-common/engtools/hostdata-collectors),
enter the command:
>./patch-engtools.sh

This generates ENGTOOLS-X.patch (X is Tis release version) which can be applied via sw-patch.

The patch is built with --all-nodes option by default. This can be changed to a combination of the following: 
--controller, --compute, --storage, --controller-compute, and --compute-lowlatency.