## Path:        Hardware/Hotplug
## Description: Common hotplug options
## Type:        list(default,off,verbose)
## Default:     default
#####################################################################
# Common Hotplug Options
# ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
#
# This variable controls the amount of output of the hotplug service.  With
# 'default' (or '' or 'no') it prints only few messages and errors to syslog.
# Setting it to 'off' it will be absolutely quiet. With 'verbose' (or 'yes') it
# prints some extra debug output. With 'max' it will pollute your sysconfig
# with every single detail.
#
HOTPLUG_DEBUG="verbose"

## Type:        yesno
## Default:     yes
#
# If you like acoustical feedback at plugin then set this to 'yes'. It will
# beep like cardmgr does: Two beeps, one for module loading another for
# interface setup. High beep at success, low beep at failure.
HOTPLUG_BEEP="yes"

## Type:        string
## Default:     yes
#####################################################################
# USB Options
# ^^^^^^^^^^^
#
# Enable or disable USB hotplug event handling
# Attention: if you disable USB hotplug and you have
#            the USB input devices as module your keyboard 
#            will be dead
#
HOTPLUG_START_USB="yes"

## Type:        yesno
## Default:     no
#
# /sbin/usbmodules seems not to talk to the USB stack properly in all
# situations. And there is a alternativ function in usb.agent to use.
# The default is to use /sbin/usbmodules, but if you run into some timeout
# trouble, you may change it here..
#
HOTPLUG_USB_USE_USBMODULES="yes"

## Type:        string
## Default:     "ehci-hcd ohci-hcd uhci-hcd usb-uhci uhci usb-ohci ehci-hcd"
#
# The hostcontroller drivers will be probed in that order
# It is useful for the uhci/usb-uhci battle
#
HOTPLUG_USB_HOSTCONTROLLER_LIST="ehci-hcd ohci-hcd uhci-hcd usb-uhci uhci usb-ohci ehci-hcd"

## Type:        string
## Default:     "evdev joydev"
#
# These modules will be loaded when usb hotplug starts. These are at least
# modules for which no hotplug events is created e.g. input devices
# If you are going to use old XFree86 3.x you may add 'input'.
#
HOTPLUG_USB_STATIC_MODULES="evdev joydev mousedev acm"

## Type:        string
## Default:     scanner
#
# These modules should be unloaded on an USB "remove" event
# It is useful for some device to reinitialize the hardware
#
HOTPLUG_USB_MODULES_TO_UNLOAD="scanner"

## Type:        string
## Default:     "pegasus usbnet catc kaweth CDCEther"
#
# If one of these modules are (un)loaded, we assume the device to be
# a network device and write a HW description for the following net
# event. 
#
HOTPLUG_USB_NET_MODULES="pegasus usbnet catc kaweth CDCEther at76c503"

## Type:        integer
## Default:     3
#
# The USB stack loads drivers in the background
# Other runlevel scripts may run before a needed driver is loaded
# As example, printer.o might not be available when rclpd runs
# If you get errors from lpd or gpm with your USB printer or
# USB mouse, increase this value to 5 or more.
# Hint: sleeping for minutes is nonsense
# 
HOTPLUG_USB_DELAY="3"

## Type:        string
## Default:     yes
#####################################################################
# Network Options
# ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
#
# Enable or disable NET hotplug event handling
#
HOTPLUG_START_NET="yes"

## Type:        string
## Default:     8
#
# In future hotplug will hopefully be able to know which piece of hardware is
# behind a given network interface. But currently there is no easy way to get
# this information easily.
# At the moment we write HW descriptions at USB or PCI hotplug events, which
# then can be read by the NET event. This may cause race conditions if you
# plug several deveices at a time.
# If this does not work for any reason we use the string in
# HOTPLUG_NET_DEFAULT_HARDWARE when calling if{up,down}.
# Set it to what you use as hotplug NIC: pcmcia, usb, firewire.
#
HOTPLUG_NET_DEFAULT_HARDWARE=""

## Type:        string
## Default:     8
#
# Here you can adjust how long to wait for a HW description from an USB or PCI
# event. If set to '0' we dont try to get a HW description and always use the
# value from HOTPLUG_NET_DEFAULT_HARDWARE.
# Set time in seconds; default is '8', because some PCMCIA NICs need long for
# some negotiation jobs.
#
HOTPLUG_NET_TIMEOUT="8"

## Type:        yesno
## Default:     yes
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# PCI Options
# ^^^^^^^^^^^
#
# Enable or disable PCI hotplug event handling
#
HOTPLUG_START_PCI="yes"

## Type:        string
## Default:     ""
#
# These modules should not be unloaded on a PCI "remove" event, because
# they cause then to much trouble.
#
HOTPLUG_PCI_MODULES_NOT_TO_UNLOAD=""

## Type:        yesno
## Default:     yes
#####################################################################
# IEEE1394 (Firewire) Options
# ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
#
# Enable or disable IEEE1394 (Firewire) hotplug event handling
#
HOTPLUG_START_IEEE1394="yes"

## Type:	string
## Default	"ohci1394"
#
# Host controller type is either ohci1394 or pcilynx
HOTPLUG_IEEE1394_HOSTCONTROLLER_LIST="ohci1394"

## Type:	string
## Default	"raw1394"
#
# add IEEE1394 drivers that do not trigger hotplug events
HOTPLUG_IEEE1394_STATIC_MODULES="raw1394 "

## Type:        string
## Default:     eth1394
#
# If one of these modules are (un)loaded, we assume the device to be
# a network device and write a HW description for the following net
# event.
#
HOTPLUG_IEEE1394_NET_MODULES="eth1394"

## Type:        string
## Default:     ""
#
# These modules should not be unloaded on a IEEE1394 "remove" event, because
# they cause then to much trouble.
#
HOTPLUG_IEEE1394_MODULES_NOT_TO_UNLOAD=""