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just for experiment, try:

cd /usr/src
make buildkernel KERNCONF=<YOUR_KERN_CONF> && make installkernel KERNCONF=<YOUR_KERN_CONF>

> config & make weren't complaining so, installed the kernel, reboot and there
> it was:
...
> I triple checked the config file for the right settings. And, as I did
> config && make depend && make install the system
> wasn't complaing about a thing.

did you ever make clean? anyway this is true: you are using the old style
of kernel rebuilding. On my mind the new one is more convenient, so I don't
know why people fight with old one - habit? :)

just do as is written in handbook and then say what is not true in it

regards