Re: booting without initrd

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Rahul Karnik wrote:

AFAIK Fedora sets up the kernel command line with "root=LABEL=/" in
grub.conf and therefore needs the initrd in order to work correctly.
If you do not want an initrd, then change this to
"root=/dev/<your_disk>" in grub.conf. Note that the reason Fedora uses
the LABEL is so you can move disks around in your system without a problem

Heh.. except for people like me, who regularly swap disks around
to boot from different distros, in which case the LABEL=/ continuously
causes nothing but grief until I remember to edit it away.

Cheers
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