[04:23] <LinuxGold> I'm running Ubuntu Server 13.04 and upgraded to kernel 3.11.0-996, getting error i2c i2c-3 sendbytes: NAK bailout in console
[09:05] <ruien> Hello all. I'm following https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/BuildYourOwnKernel and trying to do some kernel dev but building using "debian/rules binary-generic" is *slow* -- it tries to rebuild from scratch every change, rather than just detecting modified files and building only the necessary pieces the way `make` does. It requires "debian/rules clean" (otherwise my changes are ignored), and even "make deb-pkg" is slow. Question: anyone know how to install 
[09:34] <ruien> In short, I expect that after modifying only one file in the kernel source, it should rebuild in <10 minutes (as it does when using "make" only, not the debian-specific stuff). All I really want is some info on the sort of workflow do kernel devs really use. User-Mode Linux perhaps?