Booting vmlinux with GRUB on x86

Looks like kernel 2.6 generates a kernel that can be loaded by GRUB by
just adding the multiboot signature...However, it does'nt quite work!
... Has anyone tried it? Just want to do away with the overhead of
bzImage etc!!
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Regards,
Kashyap
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