Am 24.10.2011 16:42, schrieb Dwight Schauer: > I've been using Arch Linux for about 4 years now. I have it on a few > important systems at work and it has been doing very well. > > This morning I saw "/usr is not mounted. This is not supported." in my > boot up after a recent rc.sysinit update. Basically, we will not fix any bugs in the future that are the result of a separate /usr, we will instantly close them instead. The link Sander posted gives a few examples. If everything works fine for you, then nothing changes for you. > Does this "/usr is not mounted. This is not supported." mean I'm going > to have to eventually fix (dump/fix/restore) all my systems No. Even if things fail entirely, we will provide a hook for mkinitcpio that mounts /usr before switching to the real root filesystem. This will eliminate all your potential bugs. However - this hook hasn't been written yet.
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