That's why you use nbmake-${MACHINE}, which is a shell script generated by
   build.sh which sets all the environment variables up correctly.  I've
   certainly used the above procedure for cross-compiling kernels from a 1.5.2
   box (and from a Linux box, come to that) so I'd expect it to work for native
   builds too.


personally, i just use an upto date config(8) and "make USETOOLS=yes".
actually, most of my cross compile configs have

	makeoptions "USETOOLS=yes"

to turn this on always.


.mrg.