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Subject: Re: More kernel compile problems
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Errr... correction i meant buildkernel where i put buildworld, but ive
tried both and get the same error.


On Sat, 18 Nov 2000, erich alfred heine wrote:

> 
> 
> On Sat, 18 Nov 2000, Alfred Perlstein wrote:
> > 
> > This is a symptom of not reading /usr/src/UPDATING
> 
> I just went and re-read /usr/src/UPDATING , and i fail to see any type of 
> solution in it. The error output was a result of the command:
> 
> make buildworld KERNEL="CUSTOMK1-3"
> 
> where CUSTOMK1-3 is the ident of my custom kernel conf file (as well as
> its filename).
> 
> the only problem i can see is that my assumption about a brand new install
> being up to date with its own UPDATING file are wrong.  Its a brand new
> install of 4.1.1, and the only thing ive tried doing so far is the custom
> kernel build since i didnt set up networking during the installation, and 
> want to have that going right away so i dont have to switch back to linux 
> every time i need help.
> 
> if im missing something, please point me at it.  
> 
> Erich Heine
> PS i know better than to not rtfm, i am a long time linux user
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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