On Tue, 24 Oct 2000, Carson, Chuck wrote:
>
> I have a simple question, I hope. Let say I have done make config and
> successfully rebuilt a kernel, installed it, and having it bootting fine.
> Next, I make shared memory changes to the appropriate header files. Can I
> simply build the kernel again from this point w/o going through make config
> again?
>
> Thanks greatly,
> Chuck
>
Never tried myself, but I suppose it should work. The "make
config/menuconfig/xconfig" simply creates a .config file that contains
information about all the code that you will compile into the kernel, as
modules, etc. If you don't want to change that information, then you should be
able to recompile without modyfying the .config file, I suppose.
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