Try export MAKEFLAGS="-j2" or similar. Then try make, the environment
variable is mentioned on the make manpage.
Aliasing make = make -j2 might work.
Depends on how the make-kpgh initializes the environment.
On Fri, Apr 13, 2001 at 09:16:44PM -0700, Matt Roper wrote:
> Is there any way to tell Debian's 'make-kpkg' command to pass a -j
> switch to the make command during the kernel build process? Before
> switching to debian, I always compiled my kernels by doing
>
> make -j 2 bzImage modules
>
> since I have a dual-processor system. The -j 2 option tells 'make' to
> run two non-dependent jobs at a time, which is a big win on systems with
> multiple processors. Since switching to Debian, I have tried to build
> my kernels "the Debian way," but I find it quite frustrating that only
> one process is run at a time; the overall build proceeds much slower
> than the non-Debian way. I checked the man page for make-kpkg and the
> documentation for kernel-package, but didn't see any information about
> passing switches to make. Does anyone know how I could force the kernel
> build process to run multiple jobs simultaneously? Thanks for your
> help.
>
> Matt
>
>
>
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