> (with the added bonus that you could end up with a kernel RPM not just a
> binary an modules, which can be easily installed and removed, creating
> the initrd where appropriate)
Building from SRPM is a good idea if you want RH's patches, but if you
want a vanilla kernel, you can just "make rpm" and it will create one.
You need all the initrd & depmod tools available if you want it to create
an initrd at installation time, of course.
