
                      Introduction to kmenu 0.7:

This script brings menus to the linux kernel configuration and is
compatible with the standard configuration because it uses the same
intput and output files.
This means:
When config.in is changed, its menu reflect the changes!

The differences between this script and the other menu scripts and
xconfig are:
It doesn't uses curses, dialog, perl, tcl/tk or the like.

You can continue to patch the kernel and it's config-rules in
arch/i386/config.in, configure it with *new* rules, without
doing anything to get the menu working, it simply works.

E.g.: When Linus changes CONFIG_SOUND from BOOL to TRISTATE,
(as in pre-1.3.28) it gives you the option to build sound
as a module of course.

Oops: If a menu like 'Network device support' has many types of cards
enabled, the menu wouldn't fit on screen. For now, redisplay it and use
^S/^Q for stop/start or scroll back with SHIFT-PGUP.

It is called by 'make menuconfig'.

Please send me all bug reports, comments and so on.

                                       Bernhard Kaindl

