From: rockdrilla@gmail.com 
  
 Hello! 
  
 I'd suggest using something like sbuild to compile Debian packages. 
 This doesn't answer how to place resulting .deb-s into a particular 
 directory instead of parent one but likely answers how to build Debian 
 packages in general. Also, "sbuild" isn't a single variant to build 
 packages - there're many alternatives. 
  
 I'm personally using my own wrapper around sbuild [1] to build 
 packages. Saying that some Debian source package is exported into 
 directory /tmp/superb-soft/src/ I'll have resulting packages in 
 /tmp/superb-soft/all/ , /tmp/superb-soft/{arch}/ and 
 /tmp/superb-soft/{arch}-debug/. 
  
 Also, I'd recommend spending about a week to do a personal fork of 
 Debian source package named "linux" [2], tweak your personal things 
 and then build your Debian packages with Linux 
 kernel/sources/headers/tools which are compatible with existing 
 Debian/Linux infrastructure packages. However, syncing changes from 
 Debian may be painful sometimes (this is the way). 
  
 [1] https://git.krd.sh/krd/dotfiles/src/branch/main/.config/dotf 
 les/scripts/krd-sbuild 
 [2] https://salsa.debian.org/kernel-team/linux 
  
 €€€€, 16 €€€€€€. 2025€€€€€. €€ 10:40, maria.shrivinski : 
 > 
 > When compiling the kernel with make -j `getconf _NPROCESSORS_ONLN` deb-pkg 
 the resulting .deb packages are generated in the parent directory. 
 > 
 > Is there a way to choose a specific directory where those packages will be 
 placed? 
 > 
 > I have researched this issue and found partial answers about modifying 
 scripts/package/debian/rules or various makefiles, but nothing has worked so 
 far. 
 > 
 > Using environment variables like DESTDIR=/path/to/dir or OUTPU 
 _DIRECTORY=/path/to/dir with the make command also did not work. 
 > 
 > Starting to think that this might be impossible. Anyone have an idea? 
 > 
 > Thanks for your time! 
 > 
  
  
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