cd /usr/src/modules apt-get source pcmcia-cs cd pcmcia-cs-<VERSION> make config cd /usr/src/linux make-kpkg modules_image
This will leave you with a pcmcia .deb in /usr/src. According to the make-kpkg manpage you can also do the 'make config' step from within make-kpkg, but I haven't tried that. -Steve Stancliff > Hello, > > I am new to debian. I just installed Potato 2.2r2 with 2.2.18_pre21 kernel > on a dell Celerion 3500 laptop. Everything worked fine but i had to > recompile the kernel (I took the same kernel source version) to get apm > working. > I did it on the debian way (make-kpkg...) and found it very usefull and > really great. > Now I have to recompile the PCMCIA (among others) modules ; I was > wondering if there was also a debian way of doing... > Thanks for answering... > > Laurent Vancaillie.
