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Hello,
I am looking for advice on how to compile only a
single module in the 2.6 kernel. Previously, in the 2.4 kernel I could do
a "make modules --dry-run" and select the compile line for the module I wished
to compile. I could then run this line and the module would be
compiled. However, in the 2.6 kernels I have noticed that the kernel
generates a .mod.c file. As yet I have not found a way to generate this
file without doing a full "make modules".
I am looking to compile the cciss.ko driver
specifically. I will mention, that if I save the output from a run of make
modules like "make V=1 modules > output 2>&1" I can then go through
that output and select the proper compile lines. I have also discovered
that the command "make modules --dry-run" does not include all of the compile
lines that I see when I view the output from a run of make modules.
In general my question is how can I compile the
cciss module located in drivers/block, without having to compile all the modules
in the kernel.
Thanks,
Chase
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