noyau.sh 2.0 (c) 2005 Vincent Riquer ( vincent at riquer dot eu dot org )
Debian part: (c) 2005 Arnaud Fontaine 
http://vincent.riquer.eu.org/Projets/noyau.sh/ for the latest release

Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public Licence (see file GPL-2)
Feel free to drop feature requests, bug reports or patches by email.

noyau.sh is just a script to ease your life when you want to compile a new
Linux kernel. By default it looks for the kernel sources in /usr/src/linux, but
it's possible though to use another location for the sources (e.g. by using the
-d option).

Options :
Noyau.sh 2.0
    (C) Vincent Riquer (deb code written by Arnaud Fontaine)

usage : -z <archive> : unpack archive (tar.gz) and use as sources
        -j <archive> : unpack archive (tar.bz2) and use as sources
        -c : configure, then build, then install
        -b : build, then install
  -r --deb : build debian package of the kernel
        -m : add modules to a previously installed kernel
        -i : install an already compiled kernel
        -f : don't run make mrproper
        -t <file> : copy bzImage to <file> instead of trying to recognize name
                    from existing files
        -k : use /proc/config.gz instead of /root/saved-config. Falls back on 
             /root/saved-config if CONFIG_IKCONFIG_PROC is not set in your 
             kernel.
        -e <editor> : specify your preferred text editor (you may have to edit
                      the config file for your boot loader (default : $EDITOR
                      or vim)
        -d <directory> : specify a path for kernel sources (default : 
                         /usr/src/linux). 
        --no-color : disable colored output
        --text : configure using make config
        --menu : configure using make menuconfig
        --x : configure using make xconfig
        --gtk : configure using make gconfig
        -p : don't do anything (for devs and testers) [  these two might  ]
        -v : verbose mode                             [ need some testing ]
        --help : you guessed ;)