Martinx - ジェームズ <thiagocmarti...@gmail.com> writes: > Just tell the users that "/usr" isn't supported on a separated > partition anymore (tell users what will happen if they do this / > limitations), and do not touch anything else. During install, while > partitioning storage, print a message about this, if user tries to > separate "/usr".
As a strawman, I don't understand your doubts here. Just curious: if /usr/ has to be on the same partition as /bin/ and /lib/, what is the difference between /bin/ and /usr/bin/ resp. /lib/ and /usr/lib/? Why should one *not* unite what has the same purpose? Best regards Ole
