RE: how to clean specific module instead of clean them all

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Hi,

 
>You can try,
>make M=<module path> clean
>	
>for example in case of USB the command to use will be
>	
>make M=drivers/usb

Will this work for only code that is built as loadable kernel modules,
or also the code that builds as part of the kernel image as well?

Thanks,

Rajat


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[mailto:kernelnewbies-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Vikash Kumar
	Sent: Friday, October 23, 2009 12:17 PM
	To: loody
	Cc: Kernel Newbies
	Subject: Re: how to clean specific module instead of clean them
all
	
	


	On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 12:01 PM, loody <miloody@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
	

		Dear all:
		I always use make clean to clean all the module I build
and that will
		clean the modules I need.
		Is there any command which can let me only clear the
specific module?
		like "make clean usb", which only clean usb modules?
		
		

	 
	You can try,
	make M=<module path> clean
	
	for example in case of USB the command to use will be
	
	make M=drivers/usb
	
	  
	

		appreciate your help,
		miloody
		
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	Vikash
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