I've just updated -current on my machine, and was about to build a new
kernel when I discovered something new.
I don't have any audio in my machine, and consequently have removed all
audio stuff from my config file.
Compiling the kernel now gives:
In file included from ../../../../dev/audio.c:3330:
../../../../dev/audio_if.h:45: #error "No 'audio* at audiobus?' configured into
kernel"


Well, that is correct, I don't have any audio* and audiobus?, I don't even
have an audiobus.

Looking at the code, it turns out that sys/dev/audio_if.h was changed
2003/03/19 by jdolecek, and the change is to add this #error.

What was the thought here???

	Johnny

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