menuconfig IPKG
	bool "ipkg                          "
# ipkg calls wget with long options!
	select BB_CONFIG_FEATURE_WGET_LONG_OPTIONS if BB_CONFIG_WGET
	help
	  IPKG is a small packet mechanism for embedded systems to
	  maintain the applications on the system.
	  It allows installing, updating or removing applications
	  at runtime

config IPKG_EXTRACT_TEST
	bool
	prompt "ipkg_extract_test"
	depends on IPKG
	help
	  Unfortunately, nobody knows what this program is being used for.
	  FIXME: This item needs to be documented

config IPKG_HASH_TEST
	bool
	prompt "ipkg_hash_test"
	depends on IPKG
	help
	  Unfortunately, nobody knows what this program is being used for.
	  FIXME: This item needs to be documented

config IPKG_LOG_WRAPPER
	bool
	prompt "use ipkg log wrapper"
	depends on IPKG
	help
	  If selected, ipkg will be installed with a wrapper script
	  which provides basic logging facilities

config IPKG_GENERIC_IPKG_CONF
	bool
	prompt "install /etc/ipkg.conf"
	default y
	depends on ROOTFS
	depends on IPKG
	help
	  Installs a generic /etc/ipkg.conf file.

	config IPKG_GENERIC_IPKG_CONF_URL
		depends on IPKG_GENERIC_IPKG_CONF
		string
		prompt "IPKG Update Site URL"
		default "src http://some/path"
		help
		  This path is put into the /etc/ipkg.conf file and specifies
		  where to find an IPKG packet feed.

		  Note: Keep the "src" in front of the URL, its required if the
		  URL should be used.

		  If you don't want to use this feature, keep the whole entry empty.

		  Important: To make ipkg work at runtime, you must install this
		  configuration file. Without it you can't install new packages.