nvidia and kernel 2.6.10

[charliecompany]

I just upgraded to gentoo-dev-sources-2.6.10-r2 today and when I tried to re-emerge nvidia-kernel-6629-r1, it kept telling me that the kernel had not been compiled yet. I know it was looking in the right directory and that the kernel was compiled. I tried the installer off of nvidia's website and it worked fine. Any ideas on what was causing the problem?
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[dsd]

make sure /usr/src/linux points to your compiled kernel sources
it checks that sources have been compiled by looking for the existance of /usr/src/linux/System.map - maybe you manually removed this by accident?
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[charliecompany]

System.map is there and /usr/src/linux points to the correct kernel version.
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[dsd]

you could check the contents of your $KERNEL_DIR environment variable and post the exact error message
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[charliecompany]

I checked KERNEL_DIR and it wasn't set to anything, so I set it to /usr/src/linux and the same error message came up. Here it is.

[charliecompany]

bump
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[Naib]

Have you compiled that kernel yet? (2.6.10-r2)
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[dsd]

try emerge sync. we made some changes to the linux-mod eclass recently, maybe it helped?
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[charliecompany]

works now. Not sure what fixed it though. Thanks everybody.
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[charliecompany]

Just noticed something after it finished.