1 alias may correspond to more than 1 module. This would cause a
conflict in the hash table when inserting a module there and bad things
could happen.
Now we use 'modname/aliasname' as key, '/aliasname' part being optional.
Internally kmod_module_new_from_alias() will setup a 'modname/aliasname'
string and pass to kmod_module_new_from_name() that will treat the case
with a '/' in the name.
User might call kmod_module_new_from_name() without any slashes, so the
key my not contain it.
Lines should not go over 80 chars with a few exceptions:
- headers
- function definitions with only 1 argument
- long strings, otherwise we break grep
This should go later in a coding-style file
try to mimic original module-init-tools' modprobe as much as possible,
but this exposed some missing features in libkmod, these are now
listed in TODO.
