> The actual fix is to realise that disks are big enough to allow all
> of /usr (which is basically readonly as it no longer contains user
> files) to be in the root filsystem.

So, you would throw away compatability with old hardware (where disks
often _aren't_ big enough to allow /usr to be in /)?  I've always
thought of that as one of NetBSD's strengths.

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