Re: WITHOUT_MODULES, does it actually work?

On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 08:21:16PM -0200, Gonzalo Nemmi wrote:
> I've been playing around with it (RC3, i386) and got it to look like 
> this (/etc/make.conf):
> 
> WITHOUT_MODULES= dev/firewire dev/bwi dev/bce dev/bfe dev/iwi dev/iwn 
> zfs sound/driver/ad1816 sound/driver/ai2s sound/driver/als4000 
> sound/driver/atiixp sound/driver/audiocs sound/driver/cmi 
> sound/driver/cs4281 sound/driver/cs4281 sound/driver/csa 
> sound/driver/davbus sound/driver/ds1 sound/driver/emu10k1 
> sound/driver/emu10kx sound/driver/envy24 sound/driver/envy24ht 
> sound/driver/es137x sound/driver/ess sound/driver/fm801 
> sound/driver/ich sound/driver/maestro3 sound/driver/mss 
> sound/driver/neomagic sound/driver/sb16 sound/driver/sb8 
> sound/driver/sbc sound/driver/solo sound/driver/spicds 
> sound/driver/t4dwave sound/driver/uaudio sound/driver/via8233 
> sound/driver/via82c686 sound/driver/vibes
> 
> Well .. I don't know what's wrong but no matter what, all of those 
> modules and stuff still get built and end up under /boot/kernel ... I 
> just need "sound" and "snd_hda"...
> 
> What am I doing wrong?
> Any hint will help

I think you are looking for MODULES_OVERRIDE and it can go in your
kernel config file or /etc/make.conf

# MODULES_OVERRIDE can be used to limit modules built to a specific list
makeoptions    MODULES_OVERRIDE="sound/sound sound/driver/hda"


Andrew