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On Wed, Feb 25, 2004 at 01:24:53PM -0500, Greg Troxel wrote:
  | I'm automating a build of a lot of software, one component of which is
  | all of netbsd.  I'm using build.sh of course, and can build a custom
  | kernel with
  |   ./build.sh kernel=3DFOOBAR
  |=20
  | But there does not seem to be a
  |   ./build.sh installkernel=3D/
  |=20
  | Am I missing some easy and clean way to do this?  Is this a bad idea?

It strikes me as a bit "dangerous"; (maybe I can be convinced otherwise.)

You could run "releasekernel=3DFOOBAR", and just gunzip the result into
your DESTDIR.

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