Le 30/08/2011 01:33, Octavian Voicu a écrit :
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On Tue, Aug 30, 2011 at 12:42 AM, Nicolas de Pesloüan <nicolas.2p.deb...@free.fr
<mailto:nicolas.2p.deb...@free.fr>> wrote:
The clean way is make deb-pkg from the root of the kernel tree. It will
build whatever need to
be build (normal build), then build several .deb files you can install
using dpkg -i. The normal
build takes "normal build time", but building the .deb files takes several
minutes. I don't
consider this a problem, but...
The fastest way is to simply make, then copy the changed modules into
/lib/modules/..., but from
a debian point of view, it is very dirty.
Yeah, I guess I prefer the very quick and dirty way. I added them to
/lib/modules/.../updates/ and
ran depmod. Good enough for me. As long as I don't dig too deep in b43 I
probably won't need to do
full kernel builds.
My biggest concern right now is that the modules I build cannot be rmmod-ed
after being inserted.
This happens with any custom built modules, including the dkms built ones (eg.
nvidia).
I really suggest you once try building the whole kernel with deb-pkg, then touch a single file in
b43, then rebuild. The overhead of producing .deb files is not null, but not big enough to stop me
from rebuilding on every try. And I assume it would solve this module unload issue.
Nicolas.
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