Documentation: remove doxygen documentation

The doxygen documentation is long outdated. Remove it. It will
be replaced with sphinx based documentation later.

Signed-off-by: Sascha Hauer <s.hauer@pengutronix.de>

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-/* This document is intended to provide the developer with information
- * how to integrate a new CPU (MACH) into this part of the barebox tree
- */
-
-/** @page dev_x86_mach barebox on x86 at runtime
-
-@section mach_x86_memory_layout barebox's memory layout (BIOS based)
-
-@a barebox uses the following memory layout at runtime when it still depends
-on some kind of BIOS function:
-
-@verbatim
-     Addresses
-------------------------
-
- seg:off     flat
-
-xxxx:xxxx 0x01xxxxxx    end of  barebox's malloc area
-    .        .
-xxxx:xxxx 0x01000000    start of barebox's malloc area
-    .          .
-    .          .        (used while loading a Linux kernel of type 'bzImage')
-    .          .
-xxxx:xxxx 0x00100000    start of extended memory and  malloc area
-    .          .
-    .          .	(the big hole)
-    .          .
-9000:ffff 0x0009ffff    end of expected real mode memory
-    .          .
-    .          .        (used while loading a Linux kernel of type 'bzImage')
-    .          .
-9000:0000 0x00090000    end of used lower real mode memory
-    .          .
-    .          .
-    .          .        Flat mode stack (about 32 kiB)
-    .          .        bss
-    .          .        Data
-    .          .        Text
-0000:7e00 0x00007e00	Real and flat mode barebox code
-0000:7c00 0x00007c00	MBR initial boot loader code
-0000:7a00 0x00007a00	location of the indirect sector (while booting only)
-			below: real mode stack
-@endverbatim
-
-@note The start address of 0x0000:7c000 is a fixed one, defined by the BIOS.
-So, for a BIOS based @a barebox this address can't be changed.
-
-While the @a barebox code is runnung in flat mode, all interrupts are disabled.
-But in the CPU only. All other interrupt settings are still valid. This is
-required to be able to call real mode code from inside @a barebox flat mode
-code. Thats why not the PIC is touched nor the IDT.
-
-@todo Add some notes about drive numbers used by the BIOS. They may change
-if one change orders in the BIOS setup. Drive orders and numbers may be
-different at BIOS runtime and Linux runtime! But these numbers are required
-at BIOS runtime for booting and the persistant environment storage.
-
-@attention Currently there is a 4 GiB limit for the disk sizes!
-
-@section mach_x86_image_layout barebox's image layout
-
-@a barebox's binary image layout
-
-@verbatim
-  Offset     Content
-
- 0x?????
-    .        32 bit barebox code
-    .
-    .        16 bit bootstrap code, BIOS calling code
- 0x00400
- 0x003ff
-    .        indirect sector
- 0x00200
- 0x001ff
-    .        MBR
- 0x00000
-@endverbatim
-
-The "indirect sector" is a free area in the image where the sector information
-gets stored when this image will be written to a boot media. This information
-is required to load all parts of the image from the boot media at runtime.
-
-The image gets installed in two ways onto the boot media, depending on the
-need for a persistant storage.
-
-@subsection mach_x86_drive_layout_wops barebox's boot media layout without persistant storage
-
-In this case @a barebox's persistant storage is anywhere:
-
-@verbatim
-  Sector     Content
----------------------------
-    X        start of first partition
-    .
-    ?        end of the binary image
-    .        32 bit barebox code
-    2        16 bit bootstrap code, BIOS calling code
-    1        indirect sector
-    0        MBR, Partition table, boot code
-@endverbatim
-
-@subsection mach_x86_drive_layout_wps barebox's boot media layout with persistant storage
-
-@a barebox's persistant storage is part of the boot media (more
-space required in front of the first partition) and interferes with the
-boot loader image itself:
-
-@verbatim
-  Sector     Content
----------------------------
-    X        start of first partition
-    .
-    n+?      end of the binary image
-    .        32 bit barebox code
-    n+2      16 bit bootstrap code, BIOS calling code
-    n+1      indirect sector
-    n        end of persistant environment storage
-    .
-    1        start of persistant environment storage
-    0        MBR, Partition table, boot code
-@endverbatim
-
-The information where the persistant storage is located is also stored into
-the MBR at specific locations by @p setupmbr. The @a barebox runtime will use
-it to load and store all environment relevant data.
-
-*/