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[05:08] <i915> curious is if my HDD has a ext4 linux filesytem installed and i build a linux kernel from scratch to replace the old one with the ext4 file system driver as a built in not as a [M] can i just tell grub to uses this kernel without specifying a initrd ram disk or init paramters ?
[05:09] <i915> Way i figure it is if the ext4 driver is built in grub boots it and the kernel has the ability to mount./find the init process right or am i missing something?
[05:16] <i915> because i still have trouble getting linux kernels to boot without giving an oops or an error that somethings missing for it.
[05:18] <i915> I can get a printk line out to the screen so i was be over looking somethings still. But in theory is this correct or is my logic forgetting something
[05:19] <i915> ls /proc
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