Re: Makefile : can I use both 'O=' and 'M=' ?

> Hi all,
>
> When compiling an external module, is it possible to use both 'O=...'
> and 'M=...' in the make command line ?

Hi Oliver.

O=... is used to tell kbuild where the output of the kernel compile is
placed.
There is no support for specifying a separate object directory when
compiling external modules.

   Sam


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