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Peter Wemm wrote:
> As long as you are building no more than one kernel per compile area, you
> should be able to set the kernel name via 'makeoptions KERNEL=kernel.board'
> or whatever.  Is this sufficient?

Yes it is. Since I post process the kernel to add my "boot loader"
(not the FreeBSD one), I can actually handle any name. I just used a
feature that was there. No big deal to me. 8-)

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