make was specifically designed so that by default, it would only compile things whose dependencies had changed since last run.
If your kernel config had not selected the object before, and all you do is add it as a module, then when you rerun make, only that module should be recompiled. However if you do built-in to module or vice versa, you're out of luck. On Nov 9, 2012 12:58 AM, ifj. Stefán István <iste...@stef.hu> wrote: > Hello! > > I have a quite good kernel, but today I realised that I need a kernel > module that hadn't been compiled before. > Is there any way to compile only that new module, and not compiling the > whole kernel and all of the modules again? > > Thanks, > István > >
