Mark Millard <[email protected]> writes: > Build and install a distinct kernel under a distinct name and > have /boot/loader.conf set kernel="KNAME" (for example). That > avoids updates messing each other up. Nothing says that you > have to boot a kernel that pkgbase supplied.
You're overthinking things. You don't have to install the pkgbase kernel packages at all. > pkgbase uses /usr/src/ and usr/src/sys/ for its non-git source > code directory trees. So, for git use, some other directory path > should be used as the base for the git directory tree. Like the > independent kernel, this independent directory tree avoids > updates messing each other up as well. You're overthinking again. You don't have to install the pkgbase source packages at all. DES -- Dag-Erling Smørgrav - [email protected]
