Prior to this commit, if the Linux kernel's Xen-related components were
built into the kernel (as opposed to the use of kernel modules), then
the dracut module initialization would fail during the generation of the
initial ramdisk image.
This commit corrects this issue by using an if/then block.
Signed-off-by: M. Vefa Bicakci <m.v.b@runbox.com>
dracut in Fedora 20 doesn't know about *-pci modules (which were split
of *-hcd). So add them manually, in all flavors (ehci, ohci, xhci).
FixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#1517
In such case, we can't set module parameters in initramfs. But we can
bind the driver to appropriate devices manually - which is also doable
in case of module.
Apparently add_drivers doesn't work. Looking at kernel-modules dracut
code, it can only be used for block-device driver and only makes sense
in --host-only mode.
So add additional module, which unconditionally install kernel modules.
Apparently add_drivers doesn't work. Looking at kernel-modules dracut
code, it can only be used for block-device driver and only makes sense
in --host-only mode.
So add additional module, which unconditionally install kernel modules.
