As a footnote to my kernel screwup...... What I was trying to make was a kernel image with nfs client and ethernet drivers compiled in so I could PXEboot without using an initrd image. Am I chasing my tail ? I used to boot sparcs like this by passing an IP and nfsroot as the kernel arguments, yet every example I find for fedora uses an initrd image with modules in it. Isn't it simpler to waste a few extra kbytes and have a kernel with most common ethernet and NFS compiled in. I notice a diskless kernel and initrd image in fedora, but its seems to be just an installer, the kernel boots on most things - but remove the initrd and it doesn't stand alone ? Jon
