Allow cio_ignore kernel argument on s390 (bsc#1210525) #693
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Problem
The cio_ignore kernel argument is ignored on s390 when the parameters are read and later it is not written properly (see yast/yast-installation#1104 for more details).
Solution
Whitelist the cio_ignore parameter on s390.
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