I'm wondering how I can simply reconfigure and recompile the kernel without doing a 'make-kpkg clean' everytime.
I'm new to Debian and I've just compiled and installed a 2.6.7 kernel in Sarge. Now I found out that if I simply do some reconfiguration of the kernel, let's say remove some particular feature I had statically build into the kernel before, and then simply redo 'make-kpkg kernel_image' the deselected feature is still in the kernel (even the new vmlinuz and the old one are identical binaries). Of course I can do the mentioned cleaning before creating the package again. But then I have to recompile each and everything again, which takes a long time and should not be necessary. Building the kernel again with the usual 'make' recompiles only the things which need to be recompiled. So what's the trick with make-kpkg? Grischa -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
