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Spanish death metal pioneers Unbouded Terror unleash their deadly new album, Something Is Rotten In Humanity!

After struggling with audio issues for a while, I discovered that my sound card *might* be supported by the OSS package. (Creative X-Fi XtremeMusic.) However this package requires a custom kernel be built without the builtin sound module. So I've set about building the kernel. It is building right now, but is taking an extremely long time. On other operating systems, I have been able to vastly speed up code compilation by adding '-j <# of threads>" to the 'make' command. However this option appears to be absent on FreeBSD, or at least on my vanilla/generic install. Is there any way to compile a custom kernel using more than one core/thread? EDIT: Successfully compiled on 12 threads. The build commands are a little different on FreeBSD than I'm used to, and I just needed to issue something like this: sh: # make -j 12 installkernel KERNCONF=NOSOUND