> So I did
> "./build.sh -O /usr/src/obj -D /storage/NetBSD_current -T /usr/src/tools
> kernel=GENERIC", which also
> gave no error, but where is the kernel? I can find (1) nothing there. Though
> there are kernels from an earlier build.

The build should finish with:
===> build.sh started: Wed Oct 15 09:39:14 BST 2003
===> build.sh ended:   Wed Oct 15 09:39:37 BST 2003
===> Summary of results:
         build.sh command: ./build.sh -T /bsd/obj/tools/tools.NetBSD-i386 -u -U -D /bsd/dest -O /bsd/obj -R /bsd/release -E kernel=GENERIC
         build.sh started: Wed Oct 15 09:39:14 BST 2003
         MACHINE:          i386
         MACHINE_ARCH:     i386
         TOOLDIR path:     /bsd/obj/tools/tools.NetBSD-i386
         DESTDIR path:     /bsd/dest
         RELEASEDIR path:  /bsd/release
         makewrapper:      /bsd/obj/tools/tools.NetBSD-i386/bin/nbmake-i386
         Updated /bsd/obj/tools/tools.NetBSD-i386/bin/nbmake-i386
         Building kernel without building new tools
         Building kernel:  GENERIC
         Build directory:  /bsd/obj/sys/arch/i386/compile/GENERIC
         Skipping kernel config and make depend
         Kernels built from GENERIC:
          /bsd/obj/sys/arch/i386/compile/GENERIC/netbsd
         build.sh started: Wed Oct 15 09:39:14 BST 2003
         build.sh ended:   Wed Oct 15 09:39:37 BST 2003
===> .

Three line uo from the bottom is the location of the built kernel
(to cut/paste out).

> Also, can somebody please explain me, what these lines exactly mean?
> install ===> sys/ufs/ufs
> What does the arrow mean?

That is just a comment, ie 'install' is being done in sys/ufs/ufs.
If there is nothing to install there is no further output.
Basically it stops the system looking stuffed while it trundles through
a lot of doing nothing.  Also helps identify where it has exploded.

	David

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David Laight: david@l8s.co.uk