make dep error

[Anton Markov]

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Hi,

If you want to revert your sources to their default state, you can use
"make clean". If it still doesn't work, try a "make mrproper", but
beware that it will erase your configuration (so backup the .config file).

jim ruxton wrote:
> Actually I only wanted to "make modules" not a new Kernel. I read
> somewhere that "make dep" removes all the .a files. Anyway after I did
> "make dep" I could no longer do a "make modules" without lots of errors.
> I reinstalled the kernel sources and I think that fixed things. Are you
> saying that I could have just typed "undo" instead of reinstalling the
> sources?
> Jim

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