In article <200310131623.10564.ed@overminder.com> you wrote:
> NetBSD 1.6.x 
>  
> # cd /usr/src/sys/arch/i386/conf 

I'd add:

	cp GENERIC MYKERNEL
	vi MYKERNEL

if you're writing some sort of user documentation...


> # config MYKERNEL 
> # cd ../compile/MYKERNEL 
> # make clean  
> # make depend 
> # make 
> # cp /netbsd /netbsd.old 
> # cp netbsd /netbsd 

looks ok to me.


> NetBSD 2.0 
>  
> # cd /usr/src 
> # ./build.sh kernel=MYKERNEL 
> # cp /netbsd /netbsd.old 
> # cp sys/arch/i386/compile/MYKERNEL/netbsd / 

You can use the same as above. If you use build.sh, it'll place 
the kernel in .../compile/obj.something/MYKERNEL/netbsd.


 - Hubert

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