>     First thing:  read /usr/src/UPDATING.  The proper procedure to
> build a kernel is in there.  To save you some time:
>
>     cd /usr/src
>     make buildkernel KERNEL=<your kernel name>
>     make installkernel KERNEL=<your kernel name>
>
>     If the build still fails, then yes, you have a legitimate problem.
>
At least when the normal (faster) config MYKERNEL;; cd
../../compile/MYKERNEL;make depend && make && make install fails.

I also couldn't build a kernel the normal way, but the buildkernel cleaned
something, so my preferred method worked again.

Leif





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