On Sun, 6 Feb 2000, Dan Langille wrote:
> > It's a do-once type of thing, like the xinstall stuff. Go install
> > genassym once, it won't bother you again. It was discussed in the
> > lists, and doesn't affect most build intervals. You got *lucky*.
>
> Ahh yes, and it's in UPDATING. my bad. Sorry.
>
> I tried that. Then did a make installworld. Then I found that conifig
> wasn't installed either. so I did a
That's ALWAYS true. ALWAYS when building a kernel, make very sure that
your config is from the same sources as the kernel. *very* often with
current, config changes things, and an old config just won't cut it. That
kind of thing doesn't belong in UPDATING, either. I think it's already in
the handbook, and an up-to-date config will notice for you when your
kernel sources are newer than your config sources, and issue you a
warning.
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