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Quick kernel rebuild after changing .config file #34
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Regards, |
Thanks, that's what I usually use, but I see that if, e.g.: I change a module from "y" to "m", I get a linker error when using |
Oh, that just sounds like bad luck as you triggered a bug in the specific module. Kernel developers run random_defconfig from time to time, but they don't catch every possibility.. Regards, |
alas, is there any quick fix for these cases?
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I am experimenting with some modules being built into the kernel or as loadable modules. The only way I manage to avoid linking errors after changing the config file is to run the
build_kernel.sh
command again, which cleans all the existing object files and therefore the build takes long.Is there a quicker way to rebuild the kernel when changing the config file?
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