Comment # 49 on bug 935993 from Walther Pelser

I tried kernel 4.3.rc4-2.1.gefc53bd-default, but boot stopped again.
In journalctl I found: "could not load Kernel modules".
In 
  /user/lib/modules-load.d
  I found: sg.conf (# load sg module at boot time
  sg)
All other "modules-load.d"-files, mentioned in "systemd-modules-load.service",
are empty or can not to be found on my computer.

Can this cause my problems?
Can I try to comment it out or delete it?

This is my last attempt and I do not want to waste Your time with such
archeological problems. 

Far earlier kernels skipped starting services, if there were dependencies, and
started them later with success. Now systemd deletes them and they must be
started by hand (YAST). Is this true? I can see his timing-problems for a long
time and I don't have the idea, that this is related to localmodconfig or
localyesconfig, but I will try it with my next kernel.
Thanks to Takashi Iwai for his always quick and involved replies.