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In article <20050403152204.778ec85f@localhost>, Fabian Keil (fk) writes:


fk> If the kernels are the same, you can use the same build
fk> on every machine as well. 

If they aren't it works to set KERNCONF to the whole list on the build
machine

        KENRCONF="Macine1 Macine2 Machine3"

It builds them all, but instals teh first one on this machine.

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