Add kmod workaround.

slcheck.sh

 				 cat ${DIR_UPD}/${FILE_UPDATES}${HOST}.newpkgs | grep a/glibc
 				 cat ${DIR_UPD}/${FILE_UPDATES}${HOST}.newpkgs | grep a/elflibs
 				 cat ${DIR_UPD}/${FILE_UPDATES}${HOST}.newpkgs | grep -v -E "a/(pkgtools|tar|glibc|elflibs)"
+				 echo "PKG_KMOD=\"`grep kmod- ${DIR_PKG}/${FILE_NEWEST} 2>/dev/null`\"";
 				 echo "PKG_GMP=\"`grep gmp- ${DIR_PKG}/${FILE_NEWEST} 2>/dev/null`\"";
 				 echo "PKG_LIBCAP=\"`grep libcap- ${DIR_PKG}/${FILE_NEWEST} 2>/dev/null`\"";
 				 echo "PKG_XZ=\"`grep xz- ${DIR_PKG}/${FILE_NEWEST} 2>/dev/null`\"";

update_script.sh

 	if [ "$PKG_GMP" != "" -a ! -f "/usr/lib/libgmp.la" ]; then
 		pkg_install "gmp is not installed. Installing it." $PKG_GMP
 	fi
+	# UGLY HACK #4, to upgrade from 13.1 to 14 you need
+	# kmod otherwise would get unbootable machine
+	if [ "$PKG_KMOD" != "" -a \( ! -f "/lib/libkmod.so.2" -a ! -f "/lib64/libkmod.so.2" \) ]; then
+		pkg_install "kmod is not installed. Installing it." $PKG_KMOD
+	fi
 	for PKG in $UPDATE; do
 		upgradepkg `basename $PKG`
 		# UGLY HACK! sed was split from 'bin' package and