>> Compile a non-initrd kernel and run it with the -b parameter (it's passed
>> to /sbin/init). From that shell, run your speed test. What does it show?
>
>All my kernels are non-initrd (as long as I can do this in Fedora,
> I will do that). How do I pass -b to init ?
Any arguments on the kernel boot command line ("append" in lilo.conf or
equivalent in grub) are passed down to the master process, as specified by
the init= boot option, if any (defaults to /sbin/init for non-initrd
kernels, defaults to /init for initramfs, and defaults to something else
for initrds).
Jan Engelhardt
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