On Mon, 17 Feb 2003, Shawn Starr wrote:
> Well, if I take a vanilla kernel, extract it, copy my old .config over, make
> oldconfig, select anything new, make modules, it used to skim though sources
> and compile the modules selected. Now, it builds bzImage (or whatever
> vmlinux) and THEN builds the modules last.
It really builds the modules at the same time (as module.o),
then vmlinux, then the final modules (module.ko)
> If I have a built vmlinux, before I do make modules, it will just compile the
> modules as it would normally do.
Okay, that's expected, with
> CONFIG_MODVERSIONS=y
So not a bug. Thanks for the details.
--Kai
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