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From: Eric S <ejs@bfd.com>
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Subject: KERNCONF question about multiple kernels
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According to the manual, if I'm NFS mounting /usr/src and /usr/obj, using
one machine to build everything, and installing across NFS on all the
other FreeBSD boxes on our net, I need to set KERNCONF to all of the
kernel names, with the build box first.  I can't find any examples of
this, and while I can think of several ways to do this, my hunch is that
it should look like this

KERNCONF=HARLIE BASTION HORST ALEXANDRIA

for our configuration, where HARLIE is the kernel config file for my
workstation, which is where I plan to do the buildworld/kernels.

Am I right, and if not, where did I go wrong?


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