Quite a few steps were necessary to go from 3.1 to -CURRENT which I
think are not explained anywhere. Maybe it would be useful to add
this to /usr/src/UPGRADING?
* First, I ran a `make buildworld'. Nothing special here.
* Then I had to compile and install a -CURRENT kernel. For this, I
needed "cd /usr/src/usr.bin/genassym; make install" and "cd
/usr/src/usr.sbin/config; make install".
* In order to be able to boot the new kernel, a new boot block seemed
to be necessary, so "cd /usr/src/sys/boot; make install", and then
"disklabel -B da0".
* After a reboot, I ran "make -k installworld".
If some of the above was the wrong thing to do, please tell me. If
these were the right steps, adding them to /usr/src/UPGRADING might be
useful to others, if I do say so myself.
kai
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