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Subject: Re: Compiling the kernel
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>> I know that
>> MYKERNEL refers to the name I give to the new kernel I want to build but
>> neither buildkernel nor installkernel exists in the make command. 

I think a simple is all you forgot

$ cd /usr/src
THEN
$ make buildkernel .....



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