Hi,
I am switching from 9.1-p3 to 9-STABLE and I did pretty everything required but what bothers me is that when I wanted to build custom kernel, I used my custom config and then point make in /usr/src to pick it like
After that and after installing
it is placed in /boot/kernel and /boot/kernel.old is made.
What I do not understand at all is that I have commented out my custom kernel configuration very heavily in order to get rid of everything I do not care about. All that network and raid modules and so on. But what I see is that every module is built as well and I ended up with exactly the same set of modules as with a GENERIC kernel. What is wrong with that?
I used the configuration as attached.
I am switching from 9.1-p3 to 9-STABLE and I did pretty everything required but what bothers me is that when I wanted to build custom kernel, I used my custom config and then point make in /usr/src to pick it like
make buildkernel KERNCONF=MYKERNEL
After that and after installing
make installkernel KERNCONF=MYKERNEL
it is placed in /boot/kernel and /boot/kernel.old is made.
What I do not understand at all is that I have commented out my custom kernel configuration very heavily in order to get rid of everything I do not care about. All that network and raid modules and so on. But what I see is that every module is built as well and I ended up with exactly the same set of modules as with a GENERIC kernel. What is wrong with that?
I used the configuration as attached.