Well thanks for your answer but not at all since my question was concerning the command make deb-pkg and not make-kpkg for which I simply uses --append-to-version Regards
2013/4/17 Jaikumar Sharma <jaikumar.sha...@gmail.com> > > > On Wed, Apr 17, 2013 at 6:10 AM, Laurent Debian > <laurent.deb...@gmail.com>wrote: > >> testing solutions for a kernel bug I have recompiled several times >> the same version of the kernel. I like the command deb-pkg but I didn't >> find a easy way to change the name of each compiled version instead of >> erasing the previous one. >> Ideally I am searching for the exact equivalent of append-to-version with >> make-kpkg. But anything which allows me to distinguish each compiled >> version would be fine. >> Any tips ? >> PS : probably out there but didn't find it sorry.... >> > > I'm not a kernel exprert, but I use *--revision* command line option to > distinguish and create different kernels with different configurations or > for testing purposes : > > $ fakeroot make-kpkg --initrd --revision=x.x kernel_image <kernel_headers> > > here *x.x" is the actual kernel revision (your own private revision) you > are going to create. > > Does this solve your problem? > > -- Jaikumar >
