[PATCH 4/8] Don't handle all aspects of module loading ourselves - just wrap modprobe.

[Bill Nottingham <notting redhat com>]

This includes:
- removal of the moddeps code
- removal of the module list tracking

For handling passed options in the installed system, write
a /etc/modprobe.d files with:
1) any options passed on the installer command line
2) any modules blacklisted via the command line
3) any options directly specified for modules

0	263	loader2/modstubs.c
0	9	loader2/modstubs.h
0	196	loader2/moduledeps.c
0	15	loader2/moduledeps.h
156	990	loader2/modules.c
4	38	loader2/modules.h
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