>I decided to attempt to upgrade to current this weekend.  Getting the binaries
>are on was easy.  Now I can't seem to be able to build a new kernel tho
>(and I don't have swap until I do :-( ).  Everythign compiles fine, but when 
>ld comes along, it complains about not finding isa_devtab in isa.o.  I see
>that it is extern'd, but I can seem to find where it lives.  I've only 
>installed /usr/src/sys so far as source goes.  Do I need another part of the
>tree as well to build kernels?
>
>I even tried building GENERICAHA to see if it was something I omitted in my
>config file.  No sir, it didn't like it all either...
>
>So anyone have an idea of what I forgot to do?

If your sys source files are too old, you'd probably want to clear the
old sources out before extracting new ones in their place.

Also, if you've just updated, don't forget to "make install" in
/usr/src/include and /usr/src/share/mk before doing anything else.
Finally, you will have to update and rebuild and reinstall "config"
before making a new kernel.  Don't forget to "make clean" in the
kernel compile dir before building the new kernel.

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