Hi,
If you are working with a remote system, you should probably be using the
"nextboot" utility for testing a new kernel after your "make buildworld",
"make buildkernel" and "make installkernel".
>From nextboot's man page :
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DESCRIPTION
The nextboot utility allows specifying an alternate
e if the package infos are
there.
I think most ports build a package and then install it when you run "make
install" so you can remove them with the "pkg_delete" tool even if the
sources in '/usr/ports' were updated.
Regards,
Jean-Simon Durand
Technical spe
