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Some people maybe want to create modules packages for a specific
kernel-image package, using their header files only, without
make-kpkg. That is quite similar since I combined both rules files
together.
$ fakeroot debian/rules KSRC=/path/to/linux/source/or/headers kdist_image KVERS=KERNELVERSION KDREV=DEBIANVERSION
Now, you can take the generated Debian package in the $KSRC/..
directory. If you are a kernel maintainer and want to install the
packages into the archive, you can generate the .changes files using
this way:
$ dpkg-genchanges -b -B -e"YOUR NAME <nick@debian.org>" > ../dvb_VERSION-DEBIANVERSION_i386.changes
$ debsign -kYOURKEYID ../dvb_VERSION-DEBIANVERSION_i386.changes
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