Hi Mikkel,
Thanks again for your advice.
> If you are just doing something like compiling another module, you can
> usualy get away with skipping make bzImage. If you are making any change
> to the main kernel, you have to run make bzImage - this is what builds the
> kernel itself. The make dep is usualy a good idea. You do not want to
> use make clean if you are not going to build the kernel itself!
1) I got a little bid confusing on classifying "compiling another module"
and "change to the main kernel". Of course for safety measure it will be
better to run the complete steps but it will take longer time. For example
"to activate ntfs file system", "to stop Network card functioning", "to
select a sound card module", etc. What shall be their classification.
2) In the former case (compiling another module)
After "make menuconfig" shall "make dep", "make modules", "make
modules_install" and
"run LILO" be sufficient.
Thanks in advance.
Stephen
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