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From: Ben Salem <bfs@kscable.com>
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Organization: Wichita Area FreeBSD User's Group -- http://wafug.dynip.com
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Subject: Installing a custom kernel on a machine without the sources
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My Scenario:

I have a 386 with a 212Mb HD, just enough for the minimal installation -
but not the kernel sources.

I have heard it is possible to configure, and build a custom kernel on
one machine meant for another, then
copy it over to the one that needs it.

Just one problem,  what am I suppose to copy over?


If there is any documentation regarding this problem, please point me
there, or if someone has help they can offer me directly that would also
be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,
Ben Salem
(bfs@kscable.com)



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