Hi,
On 21.10.2009, at 13:11, Jens Möller wrote:
Hi @all!
I would like to modify a linux kernel module. Unfortunately, the
module package has a postlinux.conf that does not seem to be
executed when I start a compile for that single package. Recompiling
the whole kernel is not much fun when developing a kernel module.
Is there a way to compile that single kernel module package?
In the past it was once possible to only build the third party modules
by setting: SDEDEBUG_LINUX_SUBMODULES_ONLY, but due to changes in the
kernel build system I think this does not work correctly anymore. But
it's certainly fixable:
SDEDEBUG_LINUX_SUBMODULES_ONLY scripts/Build-Target -job 5-linux26 #
etc. ...
However, you can also let the kernel build, and then enter the sandbox
to continue developing / fixing where the build stopped in your module:
cd src.linuux26*
./debuig.sh
and then also include the sub-module defines, like:
. debug.buildenv.<name of module>
and continue building it with something like eval $MAKE $makeopt #
etc. as appropriated for the module
Regards,
René
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