Not at all. it depends on how you configure your kernel. E.g., you use
an ext3 partition bu yu don't compile support for ext3 directly into the
kernel, but as a module; so you need an initrd to mount the partition at
boot.
Wooky
Rick Friedman wrote:
I've rebuilt my kernel and it works fine.(
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Rick Friedman wrote:
|I've rebuilt my kernel and it works fine.(Now running 2.4.19). No
|problem on boot up... no problem at all. However, after rebuilding the
|kernel, I saw some other instructions that said it was necessary to
|create an initrd imag
I've rebuilt my kernel and it works fine.(Now running 2.4.19). No
problem on boot up... no problem at all. However, after rebuilding the
kernel, I saw some other instructions that said it was necessary to
create an initrd image. I hadn't done that and everything seems to be
fine.
However, curious