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George Michaelson wrote:

>I still make my kernel by hand, in the live code tree.
>
>I would like to make my kernels in the build process, preferably in the
>OBJ tree.
>
>is this doable/sensible?
>
>right now, I do:
>
>$ cat ~/bin/makeBSD 
>#!/bin/sh
>
>cd /usr/src
>nice ./build.sh -u -x -M /data/Build/obj -T /data/Build/tools build \
>        > /var/tmp/build.log 2>&1 & tail -f /var/tmp/build.log 
>$ 
>
>where /usr/src is a RO mount of the src hierarchy
>(from /data/NetBSD/src, which is where I make kernels by hand)
>
> -G
>  
>

To make kernels using build.sh the way you use it (which is almost
exactly the way I do), you can:

./build.sh -u -M /data/Build/obj -T /data/Build/tools kernel=GENERIC

...if you haven't already built tools, you'll need to run:

./build.sh -u -M /data/Build/obj -T /data/Build/tools tools

first.

(Of course, leave the "-u" off to rebuild all objects, instead of just
out-of-date ones, and substitute the name of your kernel config for GENERIC)

+j


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