I have a similar problem with the -rnetbsd-1-6 sources. When I use

# ./build.sh kernel=KERNEL_CONF

it took a lot of time. When I do this with -CURRENT, it take much less
time.

And, after all, I see the target directory is /, but no kernel is
created/modified.

On Mon, 05 Apr 2004 11:12:48 -0400
Ethan A Burns <eaburns@turing.unh.edu> wrote:

> so I want to compile my kernel again (1.6.2).  I have build.sh in my
> /usr/src directory so i figured i'd use it... 
> i get the configuration of my kernel down and such and go to build it
> # ./build.sh kernel=MYCONF 
> and i look back an hour later and it's building
> /usr/src/games/snake....
> is that wrong?
> 
> 		--Ethan--