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2011-05-15
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The problem currently, as far as I know, with moving /usr to the /home partition like has been done with /opt is that commands in /usr/whatever are needed early in the boot process. But if you just make sure all the tools needed to get to the stage where you can mount /home are in /bin and /sbin, then change the boot scripts to mount /home earlier, you SHOULD be able to safely move /usr to /opt or /home and symlink to there.