Kernel Configuration Utility

Version: 2.00
Entered-date: 1995-01-15
Description: Kernel Configuration Utility (KCU) is a set of shell scripts that uses a gentler user interface via check/radio lists dialogs to reconfigure the kernel. A summary of configuration changes is shown before the changes are actually commited, with plenty of escape routes on the way. An extensive context-sensitive help is (optionally) displayed as changes are issued.
changes:n 2.00 includes the following enhancements and changes:
upgrade:r upgrade: KCU now knows how to configure sound cards, and remembers sound settings.
Enhancement:hancement: A fairly extensive context sensitive HELP system that covers all parameters and includes the parameter description as well as a setting recommendation.
Enhancement:or Enhancement: Installation script to let the old configure live side by side with kcu. - SwitchConfig companion script to easily switch between configuration utilities.
Change:nge: There are systems with TWO or more SCSI cards, no kidding! SCSI radio list changed to a checklist. Version 2.01 fixes a small but nasty bug in the RUNME.Install script.
ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux/kernel
kcu200.tgz/
kcu200.lsm/
Keywords: kernel configuration dialogs version 2.00
Author: bartana@boulder.colorado.edu (Ido Bar-Tana)
Maintained-by: bartana@boulder.colorado.edu (Ido Bar-Tana)
Platforms: Linux, requires dialog ver 0.4+
Copying-policy: GPL

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