Don't handle all aspects of module loading ourselves - just wrap modprobe.
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
Don't handle all aspects of module loading ourselves - just wrap modprobe.
