Add support for PCIe eMMC host controllers #72
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Some computers have eMMC storage exposed through PCIe eMMC host controllers. The use of these storage devices requires the
sdhci-pcikernel module to be loaded.Currently,
sdhci-pciis only available in kernel-extras, so we probably won't be able to boot off eMMC on those computers (e.g. Intel NUC7CJYS). This pull request moves thesdhci-pcimodule to modules.list so the eMMC will be visible from boot.Tested on an HP t430, which has eMMC on an Intel PCIe eMMC host controller.