Revert "Use kmod library to load modules" #2091
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This reverts commit 8c5f531. Signed-off-by: Kathryn Baldauf <kabaldau@microsoft.com>
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This reverts commit 8c5f531.
The changes introduced in #2034, changed the init binary from using statically loaded dependencies to dynamic dependencies. This can be an issue since some builds of libkmod (such as the one for Ubuntu 22.04) use the optional dependencies for libkmod (mentioned here), lzma and zstd. Some UVM images do not have these libraries installed by default.
Reverting the change that brings in libkmod while we work on installing libkmod without the optional dependencies.