X-Git-Url: http://git.grml.org/?p=grml-autoconfig.git;a=blobdiff_plain;f=autoconfig;h=3a01933a82d20b9c169dbae6a26603f447701e81;hp=e8ef68ea77c47a98f1a234750bc75e58549a3475;hb=48eb628cd8bc48ae4c234dd8905fe950f07b65c7;hpb=b15ea38b6cb805e68c406b0ea4ac498c6d96e212

diff --git a/autoconfig b/autoconfig
index e8ef68e..3a01933 100644
--- a/autoconfig
+++ b/autoconfig
@@ -49,7 +49,6 @@ CONFIG_GPM='yes'
 # what you are doing!
 CONFIG_915RESOLUTION='yes'    # run 915resolution with specified options for adjusting resolution
 CONFIG_AGP='yes'              # check for bootparam forceagp
-CONFIG_AUTOMOUNTER='no'       # activate automounter
 CONFIG_AUTOMOUNT='yes'        # automounting of device labeled GRMLCFG
 CONFIG_BLANKING='yes'         # check for bootoption noblank to disable console blanking
 CONFIG_BLINDSOUND='yes'       # play 'beep' and play welcome message
@@ -73,7 +72,6 @@ CONFIG_FWTIMEOUT='yes'        # set timeout for firmware loading
 CONFIG_GRML2HD='yes'          # check for 'grml2hd' bootoption
 CONFIG_HOMEDIR='yes'          # check for persistent homedir option
 CONFIG_HOSTNAME='yes'         # set hostname to 'grml' on systems running from CD
-CONFIG_HWINFO='no'            # run hwinfo for module-detection (requires bootparam 'hwinfo'!)
 CONFIG_HWSPEAK='yes'          # support for hardware synthesizer via speakup
 CONFIG_KERNEL='yes'           # display information on running kernel
 CONFIG_LANGUAGE='yes'         # allow language specification via commandline
@@ -92,7 +90,6 @@ CONFIG_NETSCRIPT='yes'        # download and run script/executable provided by b
 CONFIG_NETIPV6='yes'          # check for bootparam ipv6
 CONFIG_PARTCONF='yes'         # do we want partconf to work?
 CONFIG_PASSWD='yes'           # set password via bootparam passwd
-CONFIG_PCMCIA='no'            # check for pcmcia and start cardmgr
 CONFIG_SCRIPTS='yes'          # execute scripts from the scripts option
 CONFIG_SERVICES='yes'         # check for services to run, provided via bootparam
 CONFIG_SMALL='yes'            # use a less "bloat" /etc/inittab for small computer with less RAM