2.6.17.13 initrd fiasco

[Man-wai CHANG]

> what?!  It boots fine without the initrd.  I'm quite stumped on what is 
> going on here.  I'm glad that it boots now, but i don't get how the initrd 
> can be busticated like this when the kernel build process created it. 
> Anyone?

Suggest you to build all disk drivers into the kernel, remove
un-necessary ones. I no longer use initrd in my Ubuntu.

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