Kudzu FAQ:
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1) So, what is kudzu?

kudzu is the hardware autodetection & configuration tool, originally
introduced in Red Hat Linux 6.1. It detects changes in the system's
hardware configuration, and gives the option of configuring
added or removed devices. It's set up by default to run at
each boot.

Use of kudzu as a detection library is deprecated except
in specific circumstances. Programs looking for specific devices
should be using HAL to get their device information.

2) What type of devices does kudzu detect?

Currently, kudzu detects:

- PCI cards
- SBUS cards
- serial devices (PnP devices, mice, modems)
- parallel port devices (printers)
- SCSI devices (provided the appropriate SCSI modules are loaded)
- IDE devices
- PS/2 mice
- Keyboards on SPARC

