mistake with following stable

[Michael]

On Fri, May 15, 2009 at 01:35:43PM -0400, Josh Grosse wrote:
> On Fri, 15 May 2009 08:21:00 -0600, Michael wrote
> > After using anoncvs to get source tree, I started to rebuild the 
> > kernel. After 1 hr of the computer still building the kernel, I 
> > realized what dumb mistake I made. I had followed the instructions 
> > to rebuild the binaries instead! I hit ctl-c. My question is can I 
> > now start over, build the kernel and then binaries as I'm supposed 
> > to? For this machine, I was about 2/3 way through building binaries 
> > when I quit. I am running 4.5:  OpenBSD iliamna.my.domain 4.5 
> > GENERIC#0 i386
> 
> No worries.  You were building -stable, so the order of build is not critical,
> as there is no new functionality added to either the kernel or userland for
> -stable.
> 
> Building the kernel first is important for -current, where new functionality
> might be necessary to successfully conduct the userland build.
> 
> You may restart the userland build at your convenience.  You should not need
> to clear /usr/obj first, but if you do so, be sure to "make obj" before
> continuing.

Thank-you! 
I was afraid I would have to install /usr/src again and start over.

Mike