Mount /lib/modules as overlay filesystem #1860
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The /lib/modules directory must have write access in order for us to add kernel modules at runtime. With this commit, an overlay filesystem will be mounted in /lib/modules/ so that kernel modules can be added at runtime. Signed-off-by: Arnaldo Garcia Rincon <agarrcia@amazon.com>
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Description of changes:
Related to #1799 , that PR is quite big. I'm taking some of the commits in that PR as their individual PR. The commit in this PR is variant independent, since it changes a package used among all variants.
The /lib/modules directory must have write access in order for us to add kernel modules at runtime. With this commit, an overlay filesystem will be mounted in /lib/modules/ so that kernel modules can be added at runtime.
Testing done:
overlayfilesystem in/lib/modulesTerms of contribution:
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