A fix which adds support for blacklisting particular modules. We create /etc/modules/<modulename> file and place keyword 'blacklist' in there. This should prevent module from being loaded.
This behavior, however, is slightly less stricter than one man 5 modprobe.conf claims: "blacklist keyword indicates that all of a particular module's internal aliases are to be ignored." That is, module becomes non-loadable even by name. [ Note that the false positives can be fired in such quite naive approach (e.g. when a particular /etc/modules/<modulename> simply contains the option named 'blacklist':) ] If it is insufficient, we could introduce more elaborate approach: comments are always welcome. Please consider applying. TIA, -- Vladimir
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