Hi,
I'm trying to compile a custom kernel (2.0.31) for my machine using
make-kpkg (3.01). I came across a minor irritant. Here is what I do -
1. make <config|xconfig|menuconfig>
2. Edit drivers/sound/local.h and add #define DESKPROXL (my machine.
drivers/sound/Readme.cards asks me to add this line after make config.
3. make-kpkg -revision Custom.X.Y kernel_image
To my irritation, make-kpkg runs make config again in some kind of
automated mode. And drivers/sound/local.h is re-created without the
#define for DESKPROXL.
Because of make-kpkg running make config again, I am unable to use
(without some emlementary hacking of the Makefile in drivers/sound/)
make-kpkg for creating custom kernels. Is make-kpkg supposed to behave
this way?
Thaths
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