>I actually have my own kernel install bit that does the following:

>	cp netbsd /netbsd.new
>	mv /netbsd /netbsd.old
>	mv /netbsd.new /netbsd

Personally if its a -current kernel I do:

	mv netbsd /netbsd.n
reboot single user using netbsd.n
	fsck -p
	mount /
	mv netbsd netbsd.last
	ln netbsd.n netbsd
	reboot
	rm /netbsd.n

Hmm actually, no I do that for release versions too.

--sjg