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Subject: rebuild one module
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Hi !

I was wondering if it was possible to just rebuild one module in FreeBSD.
Indeed, I'm trying several patches on the emu10k1 module and each time I apply 
the patch I have to recompile all the kernel+modules to use the new module.
I am sure there's a way to only compile the emu10k1 module, but I don't know 
how.

Thanks.

Antoine