Jim-
This seems to do everthing but make a new kernel package. IS there
another switch I need to use or do I have to do it manually.?
Evan
On Sat, 12 Feb 2005 12:22:55 -0500 (EST), Jim McQuillan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> In the kernel-src directory, if you want to rebuild the kernel,
> you
In the kernel-src directory, if you want to rebuild the kernel,
you'd want to do this:
./build --clean
./build
That will clear out the old build of the kernel, and then it will redo
the kernel.
Jim McQuillan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Sat, 12 Feb 2005, panocomp wrote:
> Evan Hisey wrote:
>
Evan Hisey wrote:
Wolfgang-
With out the --only option you will rebuild every package under the
tree. I just checked my lbe install again, and the kernel has it's on
dir. kernel-src. Try running ./build in the kernel-src dir.
Evan
Doing it in kernel-src brings the result you see in my last pos
Wolfgang-
With out the --only option you will rebuild every package under the
tree. I just checked my lbe install again, and the kernel has it's on
dir. kernel-src. Try running ./build in the kernel-src dir.
Evan
> >
> >
> >
> I tried in kernel-src
> ./build --clean
> ./build --build
>
> th
Evan Hisey wrote:
Wolfgang-
To build only one pacakge move to the ltsp-src/ dir and use the
./build script there. ./build will rebuild the entire LTSP tree. To
build just one package use './build --build --makepkg
--only=. You have to have successfully done a ./build-all
before you can do the inde
Wolfgang-
To build only one pacakge move to the ltsp-src/ dir and use the
./build script there. ./build will rebuild the entire LTSP tree. To
build just one package use './build --build --makepkg
--only=. You have to have successfully done a ./build-all
before you can do the independent package b
Hi,
in lbe all is run once with build_all. Now I make an new config file.
How to rebuild only the kernel package without building all new?
Thanks Wolfgang
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