You could always write yourself a little shell script? Something like this,
maybe:
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#!/bin/sh
KERNELDIR=/usr/src/linux
cd $KERNELDIR &&
make dep &&
make bzImage modules modules_install &&
cp arch/i386/boot/bzImage /boot &&
emerge alsa-driver nvidia-kernel
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Then after you unpack and configure the sources in /usr/src/linux, you
can just run the shell script to handle compiling and installing the
kernel, along with re-emerging alsa and nvidia drivers.
DISCLAIMER: The above script was written up really quick as an example
of what you could do, and is not necessarily meant to be used verbatim.
That said, though, it should work.. ;)
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