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# Descriptions must nor exceed a line!
# Descriptions must not exeed 50 characters!
# substitute `+', `-' and `,' in module names with `_'
msg_Something_went_wrong="Something went wrong. You might want to write down the error messages
before you continue. Please press ENTER when you are ready."
msg_Cant_make_temfile="Can't make temporary file for dialog box."
msg_Desc_not_avail="(No description available)"
msg_Exit="Exit"
msg_Finished_these="Finished. Return to previous menu."
msg_Please_wait_l="Please wait while modules are detected."
msg_Please_wait="Please wait"
msg_module_not_installed="The \$module module is not currently installed."
msg_module_installed="The \$module module is currently installed."
msg_Remove="Remove"
msg_Remove_l="Remove the module from the kernel?"
msg_Install="Install"
msg_Install_l="Install this module in the kernel?"
msg_doc_unavailable="Parameter documentation for this module is unavailable"
msg_Error="Error"
msg_enter_arguments_l="Please enter any command-line arguments for the \$module module. Many modules can autoprobe and do not require additional parameters."
msg_enter_arguments="Enter Command-Line Arguments \$old_arguments"
msg_Installing_module="Installing module \$module. If the device isn't there, or isn't configured
correctly, this could cause your system to pause for up to a minute."
msg_Installation_succeeded="Installation succeeded."
msg_Installation_failed="Installation failed."
msg_Please_press_ENTER="Please press ENTER when you are ready to continue."
msg_Extracting_module="Extracting \$module module from floppy ... "
msg_tgz_does_not_exist="/floppy/modules.tgz does not exist"
msg_done="done."
msg_Executing_postinst="Executing module post-install script \`\$i' ..."
msg_postinst_failed="Executing \$module's post-install script failed"
msg_postinst_done="Post-install \`\$i' scripts done."
msg_Removing_module="Removing module \$module..."
msg_not_removed="\$module was not removed."
msg_Select_Category_l="Modules are loadable device drivers. Please go through the menus
for each category and look for devices, network protocols, filesystems,
etc. that you would like to have supported by your system. You should
not install modules for devices that aren't installed in your system,
as they will sometimes cause the system to pause for a long time while
it is searching for the device. Also, drivers for devices that you
don't have use memory that you could put to better use.
Please select the category of modules."
msg_Select_Category="Select Category"
msg_Select_modules_l="The modules that are currently installed on your system have
a \"+\" character to the right of their name. Modules that aren't
installed have a \"-\" to the right of their name. In some modules,
you can read a page about possible options of a module and then
you can enable or disable it. To do so, use the up and down arrow
keys to move the cursor to the line for the module, and then press ENTER."
msg_Select_modules="Select \$directory modules"
msg_kernel_version_problem="I couldn't find the kernel version.
Please make sure /proc is mounted."
msg_Problem="Problem"
msg_Invalid_option="Invalid option"
msg_Cannot_open="Cannot open"
msg_Edit="Edit"
msg_Edit_chandev="Edit chandev parameters. See chandev(8)."
msg_usb_keyboard_failure="You have just installed the driver for a USB
controller. If your keyboard has been connected via USB, it may be
locked now. To make it work again, appropriated USB driver must be
loaded. If you don't press Enter in the next fifteen seconds, modconf
will load these drivers for you."
shell_cdromsymlink_aztcd="cd /dev && rm -f cdrom && ln -s aztcd0 cdrom"
shell_cdromsymlink_cdu31a="cd /dev && rm -f cdrom && ln -s sonycd cdrom"
shell_cdromsymlink_cm206="cd /dev && rm -f cdrom && ln -s cm206cd cdrom"
shell_cdromsymlink_gscd="cd /dev && rm -f cdrom && ln -s gscd cdrom"
# XXX unknown device name
#shell_cdromsymlink_isp16="cd /dev && rm -f cdrom && ln -s isp16 cdrom"
shell_cdromsymlink_mcd="cd /dev && rm -f cdrom && ln -s mcd cdrom"
shell_cdromsymlink_mcdx="cd /dev && rm -f cdrom && ln -s mcdx0 cdrom"
shell_cdromsymlink_optcd="cd /dev && rm -f cdrom && ln -s optcd cdrom"
shell_cdromsymlink_sbpcd="cd /dev && rm -f cdrom && ln -s sbpcd0 cdrom"
shell_cdromsymlink_sjcd="cd /dev && rm -f cdrom && ln -s sjcd cdrom"
shell_cdromsymlink_sonycd535="cd /dev && rm -f cdrom && ln -s cdu535 cdrom"
shell_cdromsymlink_sr_mod="cd /dev && rm -f cdrom && ln -s scd0 cdrom"
dir_descrs="block cdrom fs ipv4 ipv6 misc net pcmcia scsi video"
dir_descr_block="Disks and disk-like devices"
dir_descr_cdrom="Drivers for non-standard/non-ATAPI CD-ROM drives"
dir_descr_fs="Drivers that allow many different filesystems to be accessed"
dir_descr_ipv4="Internet Protocol drivers"
dir_descr_ipv6="Internet Protocol version 6 drivers"
dir_descr_misc="Drivers that don't fit in the other categories"
dir_descr_net="Drivers for network interface cards and network protocols"
dir_descr_pcmcia="PCMCIA cards"
dir_descr_scsi="Drivers for SCSI controller cards and classes of SCSI devices"
dir_descr_video="Drivers for framebuffer devices"
#
# This is new for 2.4.x kernel
#
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_block="Disks and disk-like devices"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_cdrom="Drivers for non-standard/non-ATAPI CD-ROM drives"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_char="Character drivers"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_char_agp="Accelerated Graphics Port (AGP)"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_char_drm="Direct Rendering Manager"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_char_joystick="Joystick drivers"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_i2c="I2c bus"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_ide="IDE drivers"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_input="Input devices"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_md="Multiple disks (RAID)"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_media_radio="Radio cards"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_media_video="TV/Video cards"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_net="Drivers for network interface cards"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_net_irda="Drivers for IrDA devices"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_parport="Parallel port support"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_pnp="Drivers for plug and play"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_scsi="SCSI controller cards and SCSI devices"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_sound="Sound cards"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_usb="Universal Serial Bus (USB)"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_usb_serial="Drivers for serial USB devices"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_video="Video devices (i.e. framebuffers)"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_video_riva="Riva video devices"
dir_descr_kernel_fs="Different filesystems to be accessed"
dir_descr_kernel_fs_ramfs="Filesystems in RAM"
dir_descr_kernel_fs_nls="multilingual support for filesystems"
dir_descr_kernel_fs_autofs="Automounting filesystems"
dir_descr_kernel_fs_coda="CODA filesystem"
dir_descr_kernel_fs_cramfs="Compressed RAM-filesystem"
dir_descr_kernel_fs_minix="Minix filesystem"
dir_descr_kernel_fs_msdos="MS-DOS filesystem"
dir_descr_kernel_fs_ncpfs="Novell Network filesystem"
dir_descr_kernel_fs_nfsd="Network Filesystem (NFS)"
dir_descr_kernel_fs_romfs="Filesystems in ROM"
dir_descr_kernel_fs_udf="UDF filesystems (for DVD)"
dir_descr_kernel_fs_ufs="BSD filesystems"
dir_descr_kernel_fs_umsdos="Unix-on-MSDOS filesystems "
dir_descr_kernel_net="Drivers for network protocols"
dir_descr_kernel_net_irda="Infrared Wireless Communication"
dir_descr_kernel_net_irda_ircomm="Support for IrComm"
dir_descr_kernel_net_irda_irlan="Support for IrLAN"
dir_descr_kernel_net_irda_irnet="Support for IrNet"
dir_descr_kernel_net_ipx="IPX protocols"
dir_descr_kernel_net_khttpd="Drivers for kernel-base httpd"
dir_descr_kernel_arch_i386_kernel="i386-base drivers"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_s390="s390 specific drivers"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_s390_net="s390 specific network interface card drivers"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_s390_block="s390 specific disk and disk-like drivers"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_s390_char="s390 specific character drivers"
dir_descr_kernel_drivers_s390_misc="390 specific drivers that don't fit in the other categories"
# These modules get wrong names assigned
summary_sb="100% Sound Blaster compatibles (SB16/32/64, ESS, Jazz16) support"
summary_cdrom="Generic CD-ROM support"
# The following list of modules is not auto-extracted by tausq' script
summary_pc87108="FIR/MIR driver for the NS PC87108 chip"
summary_ppp_deflate="Deflate compression and decompression for PPP"
summary_qnx4="QNX filesystem"
summary_saa7111="Philips SAA7111A video decoder"
summary_saa7185="Philips SAA7185B video encoder"
summary_smc_ircc="SMC Infrared Communications Controller"
summary_syncppp="synchronous PPP for Linux and CISCO HDLC"
summary_tuner="BT848 Video For Linux"
summary_uircc="Sharp Universal Infrared Communications Controller"
summary_v_midi="Sound Blaster DS chips"
summary_zft_compressor="lzrw3 based compression for ftape"
summary_ctc="Linux for S/390 CTC/Escon Driver"
summary_netiucv="Linux for S/390 IUCV network driver"
summary_tape="Linux for S/390 channel attached tape device driver"
summary_dasd="Linux for S/390 DASD device driver"
# Same for blade's script
summary_airo="Support for Cisco/Aironet 802.11 wireless ethernet cards"
summary_airo_cs="Support for Cisco/Aironet 802.11 wireless ethernet cards"
summary_yenta_socket="Intel Yenta PCMCIA socket driver"
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