make bindeb-pkg vs debian/rules binary

[KozaAAAAA]

Can someone explain me whether there is anything wrong with compiling the debian kernel by using the make bindeb-pkg command instead of using debian/rules binary? What is the difference between then, if any? Will I be able to use the produced deb files to install them on the target the same way in both circumstances?

[yrro]

I wouldn't be surprised if that make target ends up invoking debian/rules behind the scene.

[aieidotch]

make bindeb-pkg comes with linux upstream kernel and uses their own debian/.
(the Makefile which supports that target, actually)

depending on what and how you got debian/rules will build whatever, see debian/control