There's an error in your "How To"
If you used it as you posted it, you did not build a new kernel.
After running the config of GENERIC, "cd .." takes you to the wrong directory. Your kernel build would not occur. It should have been "cd ../GENERIC.vmt"
FAQ 5 needs to be perused, so you understand what you are doing when you rebuild a kernel, and what to expect.
To check what kernel you are running with, just use this command:
sysctl kern.version
You'll get the first two lines of your dmesg, showing the name of the kernel, when and where and by who it was built.
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