On Wed, 12 Jan 2000, Rob Windsor wrote:

# Verily did Bill Studenmund write:
# 
# > bcc'd to source changes, redirected to tech-userlevel
# 
# >>> Speaking as someone who mounts /usr over NFS regularly.. I'm none too
# >>> happy about this change..
# 
# >> To be blunt, you're the minority these days.  However, the change
# >> shouldn't break you without any way to easily recover.
# 
# > I don't network mount /usr, but I don't hink we should be just zapping
# > current users. :-)
# 
# Well, we didn't zap any current users, and my last change that triggered this 
# thread actually fixed the standard install.  The nfs-mounted-/usr problems 
# existed already and somewhat snuck in through the pet door.

Why not check to see what kind of fs /usr is?  If it's nfs, it gets
mounted earlier than it would were it ffs (or other local (!)).

# > Well, this is now on tech-userlevel, where it should be discussed. :-)
# 
# > What do people think?
# 
# Sure, tech-userlevel is fine with me.

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