On Wed, 21 Jun 2000, Steven Pierce wrote:
>
>
> I also thought that /usr had to be off root. Because if it is not then if you have
>a problem,
> that is one that MUST be access to get access to the machine. I might be thinking of
> Solaris, but I thought it was linux also??
>
Don't think so. The /usr partition does not contain any utilities that
are strictly necessary to boot and repair the box, I believe. In any
case, you can also try mounting it after the system is up in single user
mode. I've been installing Linux in boxes with separate /usr
partititions, and never had a problem.
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