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The kvm_{intel|amd} kernel module is loaded automatically at boot when
possible/available, regardless of whether qemu-kvm has been installed
or not.
This means we need to rmmod kvm_{intel|amd}, do the nested virt
configuration and then modprobe again.
There is also no need to configure the module to load at boot since
it loads automatically when available.
This is a backported refactored implementation from WeIRDO [1] that
has been proven to work successfully with Packstack and
puppet-openstack-integration.
[1]: https://review.rdoproject.org/r/#/c/3210/
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These roles install and/or configure individual components, and should
not depend on any configuration or roles from outside of the parts/
directory.