Re: Kudzu

Thanks for the suggestion. It may be helpful. But I don't
really think it will solve the problem.

What I'm afraid of is not of Kudzu running when I don't
have time to configure the hardware. What I'm afraid of
is being unexpectedly called out of the room while Kudzu
is running.

Now what *would* help is if there were a way to modify
Kudzu so that it's default is "ask me again next time"
instead of "do not configure".

     Thanks,
          Adam



Daniel C. von Asmuth wrote:

>Thus quoth Adam Ophir Shapira on Mon, Aug 25, 2003 at 11:02:34AM -0400:
>
>>In Kudzu, when it detects new hardware, it gives you three
>>choices (1) to configure new hardware (2) to choose *not*
>>to configure the new hardware or (3) ask-me-again next time.
>>
>>And what can I do if I fall a victim to this annoyance?
>>
>
>I.M.H.O. there is one easy solution: use the red hat run-level editor
>(or do it manually) to stop Kudzu from running every time your system 
>boots and configure your box manually. Similarly, you can disable
>SuSEConfig from running at boot time.
>
>Kudzu is probably useful if your hardware changes every other day.
>
>Kind regards,
>
>
>Daniel von Asmuth
>
>