kmod/whitelist: Add configuration file #533
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Requires mariux64/bee-files#3358
Obsoletes #532
Our modified kmod will only allow the modules enumerated in
/etc/kmod/whitelist.confto be loaded. Seemariux64/kmod@v34.2...v34.2-mpi. If the file doesn't exist, any module can be loaded.
Add a initial version of that file from the modules currently loaded on any mx64 system.
If an attempt to load a module which is not in the list is made, a message is sent to syslog: