On Fri, 12 Apr 2002, David Brownlee wrote:

: 	How about an option to build a generic kernel into $DESTDIR?
: 	(Standard warnings about installing into /)
:
: 	It could be used on its own, or as part of a -d build.

Problem is that many ports don't have a "GENERIC".  :)

Basically, to build a kernel as part of upgrading to -current by source:

./build.sh -t [-T $TOOLDIR]
cd sys/arch/$MACHINE/conf
$TOOLDIR/bin/nbconfig $KERNCONFNAME
cd ../$KERNCONFNAME
$TOOLDIR/bin/nbmake-$MACHINE all

This corresponds to established practice for building a custom kernel; it
just uses the cross-toolchain created by "build.sh -t".

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