# mainmenu "PADS Configuration" choice prompt "Target Architecture" default PADS_WARP help Select your hardware here. config PADS_WARP bool "PIKA Warp Appliance" endchoice choice prompt "Target Architecture Configuration" default PADS_TARGET_DEFAULTS config PADS_TARGET_DEFAULTS bool "Recommended Kernel Settings" help This option selects the standard kernel options to use with the Warp. config PADS_TARGET_CUSTOM bool "Custom Kernel Options" help This option allows you to select alternative kernel options based on the needs of your application. endchoice choice prompt "Busybox Configuration" config PADS_PACKAGE_BUSYBOX bool "Recommended Busybox Settings" help This options selects the Busybox functions chosen by PIKA. config PADS_BUSYBOX_CUSTOM bool "Custom Busybox Options" help This option allows you to change which Busybox functions are included. endchoice menu "Advanced Options" config PADS_PERSISTENT_ON_FLASH bool "Persistent File System on Flash" default y help By default, PADS builds a persistent file system that is placed in flash. Turning this off still creates the persistent file system, but it is now part of the root image. This is very useful for developers using NFS. If in doubt, say Y. config PADS_AUTOFLASH bool "Flash NAND from USB key" default n help Auto flash an image to NAND when a USB key is inserted. endmenu source "package/Config.in" # PADS options, we do not need to expose them to the end user config PADS_WGET string default "wget --passive-ftp -nd" config PADS_SVN string default "svn co" config PADS_TAR_OPTIONS string default "" config PADS_SOURCEFORGE_MIRROR string default "easynews" config PADS_DL_DIR string default "$(BASE_DIR)/dl" config PADS_TOPDIR_PREFIX string default "" config PADS_TOPDIR_SUFFIX string default "" config PADS_GNU_BUILD_SUFFIX string default "powerpc-linux" config PADS_JLEVEL string default "1" config PADS_HAVE_DOT_CONFIG bool default y config PADS_TARGET_TOOLCHAIN_COMPILER_4 bool default y config PADS_HAS_SSL bool default y