The best command sequence to rebuild a kernel module from source code is A. ./configure make make install. This is the standard way to compile and install a Linux kernel module, as explained in the web search result 5. The other commands are either not relevant, not valid, or not sufficient for this task. For example:

B. wget gcc cp will try to download, compile, and copy a file, but it does not specify the source code, the module name, or the destination directory.

C. tar xvzf build cp will try to extract, build, and copy a compressed file, but it does not specify the file name, the module name, or the destination directory.

D. build install configure will try to run three commands that are not defined or recognized by the Linux shell.