On 11/2/07, Rhialto <rhialto@falu.nl> wrote:
> I always just build.sh release (with a bunch of options, so it's really
> ./build.sh -D /vol1/rhialto/destdir.amd64 -m amd64 -O /sc
> ratch2/obj.amd64 -R /vol1/rhialto/release -T /vol1/rhialto/tools.amd64
> -u -U -N 1 -X /vol1/rhialto/cvs/xsrc -x release), then copy the install
> kernel to /, reboot from it, and upgrade with sysinstall. Then, while
> running a GENERIC kernel, I take my time to re-build my custom
> configured kernel.

Yeap, that's what I do as well. It seems simpler than trying to pay
attention to everything that build.sh is doing, when you know sysinst
will do it right. It takes some extra time and CPU to build the
install sets, but it seems worth it to me.

Andy