Credits for this idea go to @myhro who suggested emulating uname.
I cleaned his changes up somewhat and moved the script into a
separate file to make things easier to look at.
I did a test build of wheezy with my changes and the modules were
installed correctly.
root@localhost:/home/vagrant# dkms status
vboxguest, 4.3.20, 3.2.0-4-amd64, x86_64: installed
root@localhost:/home/vagrant# lsmod | egrep ^vbox
vboxsf 33359 0
vboxvideo 12437 0
vboxguest 162115 1 vboxsf
The `uname -r` command returns the version of the running kernel running
on the host machine, as the chroot environment doesn't load a new one.
This prevents the proper version of the `linux-headers-*` package from
being added when the target has a different kernel version or
architecure.
This closes#121.
GCE also gets its own file.
For now, this scales - but we might want to refactor when there is more that just the kernel package we need to choose from
