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| * you can edit it and tune as you wish before compilation | * you can edit it and tune as you wish before compilation | ||
| - | ==== Enable Module ==== | + | ===== Enable Module |
| If the module is not compiled by default: | If the module is not compiled by default: | ||
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| * remove the name of the module from **exclude_modules** variable | * remove the name of the module from **exclude_modules** variable | ||
| - | ==== Combined Parameters ==== | + | or type: < |
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| + | The same can be accomplished with < | ||
| + | , but this will remake the whole config. | ||
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| + | ===== Combined Parameters | ||
| Various parameters can be given to make command, an example: | Various parameters can be given to make command, an example: | ||
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| all | all | ||
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| + | or you can save them in the config (they will be used by future make invocations) by givin the same parameters to make cfg: | ||
| + | <code c> | ||
| + | make cfg prefix=/ | ||
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| </ | </ | ||
