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modprobe knows how to load a module among a list, we must not call it
on each element otherwise it causes errors for the second ones which fail.
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It is now possible to match against multiple classes, which
is handy to load network modules. For instance, to load the
forcedeth and other modules, one would do :
# pcidev -m -v -c 0x068000/0xfff000 -c 0x020000/0xff0000
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It is now possible to limit the class of devices we want to look up.
By passing "-c 0x020000/0xffff00" for instance, we can focus on Ethernet
devices only.
Also, a nice improvement is that when listing only new modules (-n),
the code tries to avoid duplicate names when they are consecutive.
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pcidev needed a lifting to speed up a bit and to avoid
reporting PCI hotplug bridges drivers for any bridge device.
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