Hi,
make-kpkg clean does all that clean does, and more. There is
no need to run make dep; make-kpkg handles all that. You can use
make-kpkg to vreate pcmcia packages in sync with your kernel. Look
into /usr/doc/pcmcia*/ and /usr/doc/kernel-pacakge/README for
details.
manoj
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No, follow the kernel-package instructions (though I think that your
doing a make dep won't actually hurt anything, you'll just be doing
something manually that make-kpkg clean will do anyway).
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best,
-bill
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hello-
i've started to use kernel-package and have a few questions.
1) after doing a make config (or menuconfig, etc.), there is
some mention on the screen about doing:
make dep; make clean
however, in the kernel-package docs, the next step after doing a
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