menuconfig UTIL_LINUX_NG

	bool "util-linux-ng       "
	select NCURSES if UTIL_LINUX_NG_CFDISK
	select E2FSPROGS

config UTIL_LINUX_NG_FDISK
	bool
	prompt "fdisk"
	depends on UTIL_LINUX_NG
	depends on !BB_CONFIG_FDISK
	help
	  fdisk - Partition table manipulator for Linux

comment "busy box' fdisk is selected!"
	depends on UTIL_LINUX_NG && BB_CONFIG_FDISK

config UTIL_LINUX_NG_SFDISK
	bool
	prompt "sfdisk"
	depends on UTIL_LINUX_NG
	help
	  sfdisk - Partition table manipulator for Linux,
	  scriptable for unattended partitioning

config UTIL_LINUX_NG_CFDISK
	bool
	prompt "cfdisk"
	depends on UTIL_LINUX_NG
	select NCURSES
	help
	  cfdisk is a curses based program for partitioning any hard disk drive.

config UTIL_LINUX_NG_MKSWAP
	bool
	prompt "mkswap"
	depends on UTIL_LINUX_NG
	depends on !BB_CONFIG_MKSWAP
	help
	  mkswap sets up a Linux swap area on a device or in a file.

comment "busy box' mkswap is selected!"
	depends on UTIL_LINUX_NG && BB_CONFIG_MKSWAP

config UTIL_LINUX_NG_SWAPON
	bool
	prompt "swapon"
	depends on UTIL_LINUX_NG
	depends on !BB_CONFIG_SWAPONOFF
	help
	  Swapon is used to specify devices on which paging and swapping are to take place.

comment "busy box' swapon is selected!"
	depends on UTIL_LINUX_NG && BB_CONFIG_SWAPONOFF

config UTIL_LINUX_NG_MOUNT
	bool
	prompt "mount"
	depends on UTIL_LINUX_NG
	depends on !BB_CONFIG_MOUNT
	help
	  The mount command serves to attach the file system
	  found on some device to the big file tree.

comment "busy box' mount is selected!"
	depends on UTIL_LINUX_NG && BB_CONFIG_MOUNT

config UTIL_LINUX_NG_UMOUNT
	bool
	prompt "umount"
	depends on UTIL_LINUX_NG
	depends on !BB_CONFIG_UMOUNT
	help
	  The mount(8) command serves to attach the file system
	  found on some device to the big file tree.
	  Conversely, the umount(8) command will detach it again.

comment "busy box' umount is selected!"
	depends on UTIL_LINUX_NG && BB_CONFIG_UMOUNT

config UTIL_LINUX_NG_IPCS
	bool
	prompt "ipcs"
	depends on UTIL_LINUX_NG
	depends on !BB_CONFIG_IPCS
	help
	  ipcs provides information on the ipc facilities
	  for which the calling process has read acccess.

comment "busy box' ipcs is selected!"
	depends on UTIL_LINUX_NG && BB_CONFIG_IPCS

config UTIL_LINUX_NG_READPROFILE
	bool
	prompt "readprofile"
	depends on UTIL_LINUX_NG
	depends on !BB_CONFIG_READPROFILE
	help
	  The readprofile command uses the /proc/profile information
	  to print ascii data on standard output.  The output is
	  organized in three columns: the first is the number of
	  clock ticks, the second is the name of the C function
	  in the kernel where those many ticks occurred, and the
	  third is the normalized  `load' of the procedure, calculated
	  as a ratio between the number of ticks and the length of the
	  procedure. The output is filled with blanks to ease readability.

comment "busy box' readprofile is selected!"
	depends on UTIL_LINUX_NG && BB_CONFIG_READPROFILE

config UTIL_LINUX_NG_SETTERM
	bool
	prompt "setterm"
	depends on UTIL_LINUX_NG
	help
	  setterm - set terminal attributes like terminal name, cursor
	  blinking and beeper sound